2026-06-19 –, D105 (capacity 300)
Proliferation of multiple agentic AI systems has created a need for a common protocol, enabling agents to share information, delegate tasks and generally coordinate their behavior.
The Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol is an emerging industry answer to this issue. The protocol, now under the stewardship of Linux Foundation, is being developed in open source tradition, with implementations in multiple major programming languages.
In this talk, we will examine:
* The Protocol Architecture: How are agent communications conducted
* Implementation patterns: Adding A2A capabilities to our agents
* Governance: How is the future direction of the protocol development decided
* Protocol extensions: How can we create new capabilities for A2A
I have been interested in AI for a long time, including language model applications.
I have been working as an engineer at Red Hat for the last 5 years, and most recently on the Log Detective project. I also collaborate with Mendel University on projects on agricultural automation and plant diagnostics using acoustic emission.
In my free time, I enjoy museums, obscure literature and strategy games.