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Does A2A actually make agents interoperable?

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A2A is a big step toward agent interoperability, but I think protocol compatibility and true interoperability are two different things . At the protocol layer, A2A gives us a common way for agents to discover each other and exchange Messages, Tasks, Parts, Artifacts, and updates. That removes a lot…

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