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Google's A2A Protocol Enables Interoperability Between AI Agents Across Different Frameworks

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Prakshal Doshi

2d ago· 11 min readenInsight

Summary

This article examines the problem of custom "glue code" required when AI agents built with different frameworks (e.g., LangGraph, Pydantic AI) need to communicate and hand off tasks to one another. It introduces Google's A2A (Agent-to-Agent) protocol as a solution that enables interoperability between agents from different teams and frameworks without bespoke integration work. The article explains how A2A complements MCP (Model Context Protocol), discusses when to adopt it, and analyzes the engineering overhead that multi-agent architectures currently face.

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bskyGoogle's A2A Protocol Enables Interoperability Between AI Agents Across Different Frameworkshackernoon.com

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The orchestration agent and the data retrieval agent would both run fine independently.
The moment one needed to hand a task off to the other, someone wrote a function.
When a third agent from a different framework entered the picture - a LangGraph agent sitting next to Pydantic AI agents - the number of custom handoff functions being maintained started becoming its own engineering surface area.
Teams were spending real time on glue code. Not on the [core work].
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Learn how Google's A2A protocol lets AI agents communicate across frameworks, why it complements MCP, and when it's worth adopting.

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