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@cycgraph/a2a

v1.0.0

Published

Official Agent2Agent (A2A) adapter for @cycgraph/orchestrator.

Downloads

247

Readme

@cycgraph/a2a

Official Agent2Agent (A2A) adapter for @cycgraph/orchestrator.

The orchestrator defines a narrow A2AClient port and carries no protocol dependency. This package implements that port on the official @a2a-js/sdk, so a graph can delegate a step to a remote agent with an a2a node.

Install

npm install @cycgraph/a2a @cycgraph/orchestrator

Usage

Remote endpoints live in a trusted registry, never in the graph. A graph names a server_id; the registry resolves the Agent Card URL and credentials at call time. This means an LLM-authored graph cannot point the engine at an arbitrary host.

import { a2a, graph, run, InMemoryA2AServerRegistry } from '@cycgraph/orchestrator';
import { createA2AClient } from '@cycgraph/a2a';

const registry = new InMemoryA2AServerRegistry();
await registry.saveServer({
  id: 'research-service',
  name: 'Research Service',
  agentCardUrl: 'https://agents.example.com/.well-known/agent-card.json',
  auth: { type: 'bearer', tokenEnv: 'RESEARCH_SERVICE_TOKEN' },
});

const briefing = graph({
  name: 'briefing',
  nodes: [
    a2a('research-service', {
      id: 'research',
      reads: ['topic'],
      inputs:  { topic: 'query' },      // parent key → message part
      outputs: { report: 'findings' },  // artifact name → parent key
    }),
  ],
});

const { findings } = await run(briefing, {
  goal: 'Research the topic.',
  memory: { topic: 'solid-state batteries' },
}, {
  runner: { a2aRegistry: registry, a2aClient: createA2AClient() },
});

Credentials are named environment variables, never literal values. A registry row holds no secret, so a database dump or a listServers() response cannot leak one.

What the engine guarantees at the boundary

  • Everything a remote agent returns is recorded in the taint registry as external data, and the marking survives subgraph composition.
  • A task that ends rejected or auth-required is not retried. The agent decided, or the credential cannot change mid-run.
  • A task that stops in input-required pauses the workflow through the same human-in-the-loop machinery an approval node uses. The answer resumes the same remote task rather than starting a new one, including when the a2a node sits inside a subgraph.
  • Budget and capability ceilings stop at the network. Remote spend is unmetered, bounded only by timeouts and the failure policy.

Trace context

Set propagateTraceContext: true on a registry entry to send W3C traceparent headers, joining the remote agent's work to your trace. It is off by default because it discloses your trace id to the receiving party.

Testing

Unit tests run against an injected stub and need no network. The composition suite in test/composition.test.ts runs live against the scenario servers in @cycgraph/test-servers and skips unless A2A_SCENARIO_SERVER is set:

docker-compose --profile playground up -d scenario-servers
A2A_SCENARIO_SERVER=http://127.0.0.1:4001 npx vitest run test/composition.test.ts

Without Docker, run the servers directly in another shell instead:

npm run start --workspace=packages/test-servers

Limitations

  • Verified against the scenario servers in this repository, which are built on the official SDK, and not yet against an independent third-party agent. Whether real agents use input-required and rejected faithfully is unconfirmed.
  • The polling path for tasks that return while still working is covered by unit tests only; no scenario server currently exercises it live.
  • This package is the consuming half. Serving a cycgraph graph as an A2A agent is planned separately; toAgentCard in the orchestrator already produces the card.