Awesome Agent-to-Agent (A2A) Libraries

A curated list of Agent-to-Agent (A2A) libraries and SDKs, organized by programming language.

This list focuses exclusively on code libraries that implement or support the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol for interoperable agent communication.

What is A2A?

Agent-to-Agent (A2A) is an open protocol designed to enable secure, peer-to-peer communication and collaboration between autonomous AI agents, regardless of framework, runtime, or vendor. By standardizing the way agents exchange tasks, messages, and results, A2A allows developers to build interoperable, multi-agent systems capable of complex cross-application automation.

Key features of A2A include:

• Framework-agnostic: Works across different AI agent frameworks and programming languages.
• Peer-to-peer communication: Direct agent-to-agent messaging, with optional server-mediated routing.
• Async-first design: Supports long-running tasks and human-in-the-loop scenarios.
• Modality-agnostic: Handles text, files, forms, streams, and other data types.
• Opaque execution: Agents interact without exposing internal logic or proprietary tools.
• Enterprise-ready: Includes authentication, security, privacy, and monitoring considerations.

Official Resources

• Announcement Blog Post – Google's introduction to A2A.
• GitHub Repository – Source code, spec, and official samples.
• Official Documentation – Detailed technical reference and examples.

Table of Contents

1. Scope
2. How to Read This List
3. Libraries by Language
   • Python
   • JavaScript / TypeScript
   • Java
   • Go
   • Rust
   • C#
4. UI / Visual Orchestration for A2A
5. Related Ecosystem
6. Contribution Guidelines
7. License

Scope

Included

• A2A SDKs and client libraries
• A2A servers, registries, and transports
• Language-native agent libraries with A2A support
• Utilities directly enabling A2A communication

Excluded

• Non-A2A agent frameworks
• SaaS platforms or hosted products
• UI tools or prompt collections/templates

For broader agent framework coverage see awesome-ai-agents or awesome-agent-papers for new 📚 research on genAI & agents.

Programming Languages

Currently, libraries for the following programming languages are supported:

[ Python ] [ JavaScript / TypeScript ] [ Rust ] [ Java ] [ Go ] [ C# ]

          

How to Read This List

Libraries are grouped by programming language. Each entry is described using a small set of consistent classifications focused on A2A protocol responsibilities and usability.

Classification Dimensions

A2A Capability

What part of the Agent-to-Agent protocol the library implements:

• Client – initiates A2A tasks and conversations
• Server – receives, executes, and responds to A2A tasks
• Client + Server – full A2A node implementation
• Spec / Schema – protocol definitions, schemas, or validators
• Tooling – testing, debugging, CLI, or developer utilities for A2A

Abstraction Level

How opinionated or low-level the library is:

• Low-level – raw protocol primitives
• Mid-level – helpers and lifecycle abstractions
• High-level – batteries-included, minimal boilerplate

Transport / Integration

How agents communicate or integrate:

• HTTP / REST
• WebSocket
• gRPC
• JSON-RPC
• Custom transport
• Pluggable transport

Maturity

Current stability of the project:

• Experimental – early-stage, APIs may change
• Usable – stable enough for real projects
• Production-ready – battle-tested in production

Tags

Optional tags highlight notable characteristics:

• 🌐 Multi-agent
• 🔐 Auth / Security
• ⚡ High-performance
• 🧪 Research / Prototype
• 🏢 Enterprise-oriented
• 🔌 Framework integration
• 🧩 Extensible
• 📜 Spec-faithful

Tip: Only include libraries that are publicly available, actively maintained, and relevant to A2A or agent orchestration.

Libraries by Language

Python

• Python A2A

  

  The official Python SDK for the Agent2Agent (A2A) Protocol, enabling building A2A‑compliant agents and servers.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server
  • Abstraction Level: Mid-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST (JSON-RPC), gRPC
  • Maturity: Production-ready
  • Notes: Official reference SDK with async support via a2a-sdk package and full protocol coverage.
  • Tags: 🌐 Multi-agent, 🏢 Enterprise-oriented, 📜 Spec-faithful

• Pydantic AI

  

  A Python agent framework with native A2A support via to_a2a() that can expose agents as A2A servers using FastA2A.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server
  • Abstraction Level: High-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST
  • Maturity: Usable
  • Notes: Strong type-safety and FastAPI-style ergonomics; A2A is an integration, not the core focus.
  • Tags: 🌐 Multi-agent, 🔌 Framework integration, 🧩 Extensible

• FastA2A

  

  An ASGI-based A2A server implementation designed to expose agents as A2A endpoints.

  • A2A Capability: Server
  • Abstraction Level: Mid-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST
  • Maturity: Experimental
  • Notes: Tight FastAPI integration; often used together with Pydantic AI.
  • Tags: 🧪 Research / Prototype, 🔌 Framework integration

• cA2A (CLI utility)

  

  A simple CLI utility for interacting with A2A agents, useful for debugging or prototyping.

  • A2A Capability: Tooling
  • Abstraction Level: High-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST
  • Maturity: Experimental
  • Notes: Useful for manual inspection and protocol exploration.
  • Tags: 🧪 Research / Prototype

• CrewAI

  

  CrewAI is a multi-agent orchestration platform that supports A2A agent delegation, enabling agents to assign tasks to other agents and communicate via the A2A protocol. The following 📚 docs showcase how A2A is implemented by crewAI.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server
  • Abstraction Level: High-level
  • Transport / Integration: Pluggable transport
  • Maturity: Production-ready
  • Notes: A2A is one of several supported delegation mechanisms.
  • Tags: 🌐 Multi-agent, 🏢 Enterprise-oriented, 🔌 Framework integration

• Protolink

  

  A lightweight library to build autonomous agents, automating the transport, LLM & tool integration.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server, Spec / Schema
  • Abstraction Level: High-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST, WebSocket, gRPC, Custom transport
  • Maturity: Experimental
  • Notes: Optimized for rapid experimentation, includes abstractions for each A2A component (discovery, messaging, session management) and LLM & tooling.
  • Tags: 🧪 Research / Prototype, 🧩 Extensible, 🌐 Multi-agent, ✅ Beginner-friendly

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JavaScript / TypeScript

• A2A JS SDK

  

  Official JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for A2A Protocol, enabling agent servers and clients in Node.js/TS projects.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server
  • Abstraction Level: Mid-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST (JSON-RPC), gRPC
  • Maturity: Production-ready
  • Notes: Official JS/TS reference SDK.
  • Tags: 🌐 Multi-agent, 📜 Spec-faithful

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Java

• A2A Java SDK

  

  Official Java SDK for building A2A‑compliant agents and servers.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server
  • Abstraction Level: Mid-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST (JSON-RPC), gRPC
  • Maturity: Production-ready
  • Notes: Official reference implementation for the JVM ecosystem.
  • Tags: 🌐 Multi-agent, 📜 Spec-faithful

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Go

• A2A Go SDK

  

  Official Go SDK for implementing A2A servers and clients.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server
  • Abstraction Level: Mid-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST (JSON-RPC), gRPC
  • Maturity: Production-ready
  • Notes: Includes end-to-end examples for both client and server implementations.
  • Tags: 🌐 Multi-agent, 📜 Spec-faithful

• tRPC-A2A-Go (community implementation)

  

  Community Go implementation that follows the A2A protocol with examples and utilities.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server
  • Abstraction Level: Mid-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST
  • Maturity: Experimental
  • Notes: Includes session management and authentication helpers beyond the core spec.
  • Tags: 🧪 Research / Prototype, 🧩 Extensible

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Rust

• a2a-rs

  

  Rust implementation of the A2A protocol with examples and production-like use cases.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server
  • Abstraction Level: Low-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST, WebSocket
  • Maturity: Experimental
  • Notes: Focuses on correctness and performance; suitable for systems-level integrations.
  • Tags: 🧪 Research / Prototype, ⚡ High-performance

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C#

• A2A .NET SDK

  

  Official .NET implementation of the A2A Protocol for C# applications.

  • A2A Capability: Client + Server
  • Abstraction Level: Mid-level
  • Transport / Integration: HTTP / REST (JSON-RPC), gRPC
  • Maturity: Production-ready
  • Notes: Designed for .NET and ASP.NET Core applications with support for modern .NET features.
  • Tags: 🌐 Multi-agent, 📜 Spec-faithful

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UI / Visual Orchestration for A2A

At the time of writing, there are no visual or low-code tools that natively support the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol.

Existing visual agent builders and workflow tools rely on centralized orchestration and do not implement A2A peer-to-peer semantics.

• n8n – Visual workflow automation with centralized orchestration; node-based flows using HTTP calls, not peer-to-peer agents.
• Flowise – Visual agent and chain builder on top of LangChain/LangGraph; centralized orchestration with no native agent interoperability.
• LangFlow – Visual LLM workflow designer focused on prompt and chain composition rather than autonomous agents.
• AutoGen Studio – UI for orchestrating AutoGen agents using a coordinator-based model; lacks protocol-level interoperability.
• CrewAI Studio – Visual agent orchestration built around a manager–worker model with centrally planned task execution.

Projects exploring agent-generated UI (e.g. A2UI) or visual workflows may integrate with A2A in the future, but no A2A-native UI tooling exists yet.

This section will be updated as the ecosystem evolves.

Related Ecosystem

• A2A Protocol Specification – Official protocol documentation
• awesome-agents / awesome-ai-agents – Broader agent framework lists
• Multi-agent orchestration frameworks may integrate with A2A but are listed elsewhere

Contribution Guidelines

Contributions are welcome! Please follow these guidelines:

• Only add actively maintained libraries
• Include links, roles, model type, and maturity
• Submit via pull requests with descriptive information

See full guidelines: CONTRIBUTING.md

License

This list is released under the MIT License.