Two Agents, One Protocol: My First A2A Test, Including Every Bug on the Way
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Agent-to-agent protocols promise what APIs promised twenty years ago: standard interfaces instead of bespoke wiring between every pair of systems. A2A is one of those protocols. Instead of reading about it, I built two agents and made them discover and talk to each other. This is the whole setup, i…
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Two Agents, One Protocol: My First A2A Test, Including Every Bug on the Way
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