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gnap
by farol-team
Git-native A2A protocol: audit-ready, serverless agent coordination
Updated Mar 17, 2026
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Summary
Defines a Git-native agent protocol for orchestrating multi-agent workflows using git as the transport and immutable audit log. Agents communicate by creating and updating commits, branches, and PR-like artifacts so coordination requires no central server. The RFC emphasizes zero-server deployments, auditability, and reproducible agent interactions tied to git history.
The Value Proposition
As agents coordinate and delegate, reliable, auditable communication channels become essential for trust and post-hoc evaluation. GNAP makes every agent interaction traceable in git, turning the repository into a canonical record for agent behavior and decisions. That audit trail lets teams reason about agent track records, reproduce failures, and integrate reputation signals without adding centralized infrastructure.
Ideal For
Teams or researchers building serverless, auditable agent orchestration where git is already the canonical source of truth.
Use Cases
- Coordinating specialist agents via git commits and branches for reproducible task delegation
- Capturing immutable interaction logs for post-hoc agent evaluation and reputation analysis
- Running agent workflows in CI or developer environments without adding centralized servers
Topics
agent-coordinationagent-orchestrationagenticaiai-agentsdevtoolsgitllmmulti-agentprotocol
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Keywords
multi-agent orchestrationmulti-agent trustagent-to-agent evaluationgit-based agents