Google launches Agent2Agent

The protocol that connects AI agents.

Google introduced Agent2Agent (A2A), an open protocol designed for artificial intelligence (AI) agents to exchange information and coordinate actions, even if they were developed by different companies or technologies.

Unlike traditional automation systems, these agents are able to dynamically adapt and make decisions autonomously. With A2A, they operate under a client-remote model, using agent cards in JSON format that describe their capabilities, making it easy to find and collaborate with the ideal agent. Communication is real-time and can include anything from data and responses to interfaces such as forms or videos.

This protocol was developed in collaboration with more than 50 technology partners, including Atlassian, Salesforce, SAP, and ServiceNow, with the goal of automating complex workflows and fostering new levels of efficiency and innovation.

For example, in a recruitment process, one agent might identify qualified candidates, while another would arrange interviews and a third party would conduct reference checks, all in a transparent and automated manner.

According to Google:
“This collaborative effort reflects a shared vision of a future where AI agents, regardless of their underlying technologies, will be able to collaborate seamlessly to automate complex business workflows and achieve unprecedented levels of efficiency and innovation. We believe this universal interoperability is essential to fully realize the potential of collaborative AI agents.”

Currently, A2A is available in Early Access, and is scheduled for official release in late 2025.

🌐 A key step towards a future where AIs work together, regardless of their origin.

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