MCP vs. A2A: why treating every agent like a tool is slowing your system down (and how to split the two) — MCP vs. A2A
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I spent three weeks trying to fix a latency problem that didn't exist. Our multi-agent customer support system was slow unacceptably slow, with p99 latencies hitting 14 seconds by the third hop. I blamed the models. I blamed the prompts. I blamed the framework, the network, the token counts. Then a…
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MCP vs. A2A: why treating every agent like a tool is slowing your system down (and how to split the two) — MCP vs. A2A