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@agnt-id/a2a

v0.1.2

Published

Generate Google A2A Agent Cards from .agnt names

Readme

@agnt-id/a2a

Generate Google A2A Agent Cards from .agnt names.

Takes a resolved .agnt record and produces a spec-compliant A2A Agent Card — the standard discovery format for the Agent-to-Agent protocol.

Install

npm i @agnt-id/a2a

Or install everything at once:

npm i @agnt-id/sdk

Quick Start

From a resolved name

import { AgntClient } from "@agnt-id/resolve";
import { toAgentCard, agentCardToJSON } from "@agnt-id/a2a";

const agnt = new AgntClient();
const resolved = await agnt.resolve("alice.agnt");

const card = toAgentCard(resolved, {
  version: "1.0.0",
  provider: { organization: "Alice Labs", url: "https://alice.example.com" },
});

console.log(agentCardToJSON(card));

One-step resolve + convert

import { fromAgnt } from "@agnt-id/a2a";

// Requires @agnt-id/resolve as a peer dependency
const card = await fromAgnt("alice.agnt", {
  version: "1.0.0",
});

API

toAgentCard(agnt, options?): AgentCard

Convert a resolved .agnt name to an A2A Agent Card.

The function maps .agnt records to A2A fields:

| .agnt field | A2A field | |-------------|-----------| | name | name | | records.texts.description | description | | records.texts.avatar | iconUrl | | records.a2a | supportedInterfaces[].url | | records.skills | skills[] |

Options:

| Option | Type | Description | |--------|------|-------------| | version | string | Agent version (default: "0.1.0") | | provider | AgentProvider | Provider info (organization, url) | | capabilities | AgentCapabilities | streaming, pushNotifications, stateTransitionHistory | | securitySchemes | Record<string, SecurityScheme> | Auth schemes | | documentationUrl | string | Link to agent docs |

agentCardToJSON(card): string

Serialize an Agent Card to formatted JSON.

fromAgnt(name, options?): Promise<AgentCard>

Resolve a .agnt name and convert to an Agent Card in one call. Requires @agnt-id/resolve as a peer dependency (uses dynamic import).

Types

All A2A protocol types are exported:

import type {
  AgentCard,
  AgentProvider,
  AgentInterface,
  AgentCapabilities,
  AgentSkill,
  SecurityScheme,
  ToAgentCardOptions,
} from "@agnt-id/a2a";

Links

License

MIT