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Learn more: https://bit.ly/4anVtk6 Announcing a new short course, A2A: The Agent2Agent Protocol, built in collaboration with Google Cloud and IBM Research. As agentic systems grow more complex, connecting agents built with different frameworks often means writing custom integrations. A2A is an open protocol that standardizes how agents discover each other and communicate, making cross-framework collaboration far easier. Originally introduced by Google Cloud and now stewarded by the Linux Foundation, A2A is quickly becoming a shared standard for agent collaboration. In this hands-on course, you’ll build a healthcare multi-agent system using agents created with different frameworks. You’ll expose agents as A2A servers, create A2A clients, and orchestrate agents into sequential and hierarchical workflows. You’ll also see how A2A complements MCP: while MCP connects agents to external data systems, A2A enables agents to work with each other. You’ll learn how to: - Implement A2A’s client-server architecture, including agent cards and lifecycle concepts - Expose agents built with ADK, LangGraph, or BeeAI as A2A-compliant servers - Create A2A clients to connect and coordinate agents across frameworks - Orchestrate multi-agent workflows dynamically and deploy them using open-source infrastructure The course is taught by Holt Skinner, DevRel at Google, Ivan Nardini, AI/ML DevRel at Google, and Sandi Besen, Ecosystem Lead at IBM Research. Enroll now: https://bit.ly/4anVtk6
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