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I am using A2A at work. It's a bit like the "microservices architecture" for agents... Allows you or teams to develop agents independently and have them interac
by lazharichir 4mo ago
I am using A2A at work. It's a bit like the "microservices architecture" for agents... Allows you or teams to develop agents independently and have them interact as and when they need to. No major hurdles so far.
- asim 4mo agoThis was my assumption. Agents will supersede services. There will be many companies way ahead of the curve and the rest of the industry will take 5-10 years to catch up.
- efromvt 4mo agoWhy would an agent supersede a service for a well-defined workflow contract that does not require an agentic loop? I assume both will need to exist.