Here are some articles and videos from the community that you may find helpful.
- Agents are not tools: A nice explanation of what agents are from one of the main contributors of A2A spec.
- Introducing A2A: A good video introducing A2A.
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Quarkus and WildFly teams from Red Hat collaborating with Google on launch of Agent2Agent Java SDK: Announcing the new availability of the A2A Java SDK and giving a quick introduction to it. This article also appeared in the Medium Google Cloud publication.
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A2A Java SDK Introduction Video: A great video introducing the A2A Java SDK and giving a walkthrough of a multi-language interoperability example.
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Getting Started with Quarkus and A2A Java SDK: An introduction on how to easily get started with Quarkus and the A2A Java SDK. This article also appeared in the Medium Google Cloud publication.
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Getting Started with Quarkus and A2A Java SDK 0.3.0: Learn about what's new in the 0.3.0 version of the A2A Java SDK. This article also appeared in the Medium Google Cloud publication.
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A2A Java SDK: Support for the REST Transport is Now Here: Learn about the new support for the REST transport introduced in A2A Java SDK 0.3.0.Beta1. This article also appeared in the Medium Google Cloud publication.
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Multi-Language Agent Collaboration and Interoperability with A2A: A deep dive into a multi-language, multi-agent sample where agents written in Java, Python, and TypeScript work together to achieve a common goal: content creation.
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Getting Started with A2A Java SDK and gRPC: Let's learn how to create an A2A server agent and an A2A client that can communicate using the gRPC transport. This article also appeared in the Medium Google Cloud publication.
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How to Secure Your A2A Server Agent with Keycloak OAuth2: This blog post shows how to secure an A2A server agent using OAuth2 bearer tokens via Keycloak and shows how to enable an A2A client to automatically obtain and pass the required token in each request.
- Building your First A2A Agent: An introduction on how to use the A2A Java SDK for Jakarta Servers with WildFly.