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ProtocolExperimentalA2AMCP

hyperterse

by hyperterse

Go-based agentic server for A2A and MCP connections

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Updated Apr 22, 2026
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What It Does

Implements an agentic server framework for agent-to-agent (A2A) interactions and MCP-style connectors. Provides routing, storage adapters, and a REST API to host agents, skills, and queryable agent state. Built in Go with pluggable database backends and message routing for low-latency A2A communication. Includes Agent-to-Agent Protocol (A2A) and Model Context Protocol (MCP) support, along with Blackboard Pattern for storage abstractions.

Key Benefits

As agents coordinate and delegate work, a stable A2A runtime is necessary to observe interactions and measure reliability. A hosted agent server makes agent interactions auditable, enabling collection of interaction logs and track records needed for reputation and evaluation. That visibility is a prerequisite for multi-agent trust, continuous evaluation, and building RepKit-style tooling on top, including Emergence-Aware Monitoring Pattern.

Best For

Teams building self-hosted agent platforms who need a lightweight Go server to route agent messages, persist state, and integrate with existing databases. This fits well with architectures inspired by the Orchestrator-Worker Pattern.

Applications

  • Host and route messages between autonomous agents with pluggable storage backends
  • Log agent interactions and persist agent state for later evaluation or reputation scoring
  • Expose a REST API to integrate agents with existing services and databases
Works With
mongodbmysqlpostgresredisrest-api
Topics
a2aa2a-protocolagent-to-agentagentic-aiagentsaiapidatabaseframeworkhyperterse+9 more
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Keywords
agent-to-agenta2amulti-agent orchestrationagentic-server