Salesforce, which developed the A2A standard with Google, is also moving forward with the technology.
The A2A standard “allows AI agents to work together seamlessly across Agentforce and other ecosystems to turn disconnected capabilities into orchestrated [implementations],” said Gary Lerhaupt, vice president of product architecture at Salesforce, in an email statement to Computerworld.
The development of A2A is being watched closely by Read.AI, which has products that integrate with productivity and process tools from Salesforce, Atlassian, Google, and Slack. “There’s a lot of buzz around A2A — and MCP too, for that matter — and like so much of AI, these protocols are going to be transformative and the changes will happen fast,” Elliott Waldron, co-founder and vice president of data science, told Computerworld.
Source: Computer World
