A2 Framework & SDK Overview
The development foundation for building AI agents, with the structure, tools, and patterns needed to create single-agent and multi-agent systems.
A2 is the platform layer for creating AI agents with roles, tools, memory, workflow logic, SDK support, and deployment-ready structure.
Bring in structured records, documents, events, and private system context.
Define one reliable agent with a narrow role, approved tools, memory rules, and deployment configuration.
The development foundation for building AI agents, with the structure, tools, and patterns needed to create single-agent and multi-agent systems.
Building AI agents from scratch is complex. A2 reduces this complexity with reusable building blocks for workflows, memory, tools, models, data access, and deployment.
A2 gives each agent the core components needed to perform a role: instructions, models, tools, memory, workflows, data access, metadata, and task definitions.
Each agent is defined by a purpose, operating rules, and behaviors expected for a specific task.
Agents connect to models, call tools, and retain useful context or state to solve problems effectively.
Agents follow steps, access databases or APIs, and participate in broader execution flows.
Capabilities, configuration, and task definitions make agents reusable, searchable, and easier to orchestrate.
A2 supports ordered stages, delegation, message exchange, and repeatable handoffs from input data to final output.
Agents follow ordered stages, branching logic, and decision points to complete complex work.
One agent can assign subtasks to another, pass context forward, and coordinate specialized skills.
A data agent gathers information, an analysis agent interprets it, and a report agent prepares the output.
Connect source systems, files, events, and user context before a run begins.
The SDK gives teams interfaces, examples, deployment tooling, and packaging patterns so A2-built agents can connect into the wider A3 marketplace.
Developers get ready-to-use interfaces for building agents, connecting models, and invoking tools.
Starter patterns and sample implementations make it easier to prototype and learn by doing.
The SDK helps teams move from local development to deployment with confidence and repeatability.
A2-built agents can be described, packaged, registered, discovered, tasked, and monetized through the wider ecosystem.