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hector
by verikod
A Go-native A2A agent runtime for protocol-first agent communication
Go
Updated May 18, 2026
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What It Does
Implements an A2A-native agent platform in Go for building and connecting autonomous agents. leveraging the A2A Protocol Pattern for protocol-first interactions. Exposes a protocol-first runtime so agents communicate peer-to-peer using A2A concepts rather than being orchestrated by a single controller. Notable for being a Go implementation that targets low-latency, declarative agent wiring and runtime lightweightness.
The Value Proposition
As agents interact directly, a protocol-native runtime reduces ambiguity about message semantics and enables clearer interaction traces — which are essential for assessing Trust Signals and cross-agent behavior. Hector makes agent-to-agent communication explicit and observable, so teams can capture interaction logs and signals needed for multi-agent trust and A2A evaluation. By aligning with the Agent Protocol and related standards, Until now, most A2A tooling has been Python-first; a Go platform helps productionize agent communications where performance and deployment constraints matter.
Target Use Cases
Engineers building production-grade multi-agent systems who need a lightweight, protocol-first runtime with explicit agent-to-agent messaging. Open Agent Specification
Use Cases
- When you need a protocol-first runtime to capture explicit agent-to-agent messages for auditing and evaluation
- When you require a low-latency, deployable agent host written in Go for production multi-agent services
- When you want declarative agent wiring to simplify integration and generate consistent interaction logs for downstream evaluation
Topics
a2a-protocolaiai-agent-toolsai-agentsai-agents-frameworkdeclarativegolang
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Keywords
multi-agent trusta2a evaluationa2a-protocolgo