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Agent2Agent and MCP Protocol in Multi-Agent AI

Explore Google's Agent2Agent Protocol and its compatibility with MCP protocol for tool use by LLMs, featuring cross-ecosystem compatibility with LangGraph and crew.ai, plus Python code examples and JSON schema details.
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Overview

Explore Google's Agent2Agent Protocol and its compatibility with MCP protocol for tool use by LLMs, featuring cross-ecosystem compatibility with LangGraph and crew.ai, plus Python code examples and JSON schema details.

Syllabus

  • Introduction to Multi-Agent AI
  • Overview of Multi-Agent Systems
    Importance and Applications in AI
  • Google's Agent2Agent Protocol
  • Definition and Role in Multi-Agent Systems
    Architecture and Key Components
    Communication Patterns and Protocol Features
    Integration with Large Language Models (LLMs)
  • MCP Protocol Overview
  • Key Features and Principles
    Comparison with Agent2Agent Protocol
    Application in Multi-Agent Collaboration
  • Compatibility and Cross-Ecosystem Integration
  • Overview of LangGraph
    Overview of crew.ai
    Integration Strategies for Agent2Agent with MCP Protocol
    Ensuring Compatibility across Systems
  • Python Code Examples and Implementations
  • Basic Examples of Agent2Agent Implementation
    Using MCP Protocol with Python
    Cross-Communication between Agents using Python Scripts
  • JSON Schema Details
  • Understanding JSON Schemas in Protocols
    Structuring Data with JSON for Agent Communication
    Practical Examples and Templates
  • Case Studies and Real-World Applications
  • Successful Implementations of Agent2Agent and MCP
    Lessons Learned from Multi-Agent AI Deployments
  • Future Trends in Multi-Agent Protocols
  • Emerging Technologies and Innovations
    Potential Enhancements in Protocol Designs

Subjects

Computer Science