I proposed a rules layer for the A2A protocol. Here's why.
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The AI agent protocol stack is taking shape fast. Two standards are now widely adopted: MCP (Anthropic → Linux Foundation): Agent ↔ Tools. 97M+ monthly downloads. A2A (Google → Linux Foundation): Agent ↔ Agent. 150+ organizations in production. Both are solid protocols. But they expose a question that every engineer deploying agents hits eventually: Who decides what an agent shouldn't do? The current answer: Prompts You are a responsible agent. Do not execute dangerous commands. Follow security…
1Key Takeaways
- The AI agent protocol stack is taking shape fast.
- Two standards are now widely adopted: MCP (Anthropic → Linux Foundation): Agent ↔ Tools.
- A2A (Google → Linux Foundation): Agent ↔ Agent.
- But they expose a question that every engineer deploying agents hits eventually: Who decides what an agent shouldn't do?
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that the AI agent protocol stack is taking shape fast.
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