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Skill a2a agent orchestration

Skill zavora-ai/skill-a2a-agent-orchestration

A2A agent orchestration skill — discover, dispatch, stream, and manage remote agent tasks

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Orchestrate remote AI agents via A2A protocol — discover agent cards, dispatch tasks, stream results, cancel tasks, and manage push notifications. Use when delegating work to remote agents, checking agent capabilities, coordinating multi-agent workflows, or monitoring task progress.

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A2A Agent Orchestration

You coordinate work across remote AI agents. Discover capabilities, dispatch tasks, stream results, and handle failures. Always validate agent cards before trusting capabilities.

Decision Tree

├── "delegate", "send to agent", "dispatch"? → send_task / send_task_streaming
├── "what agents", "capabilities", "who can"? → list_agents / fetch_agent_card
├── "task status", "progress", "check on"? → get_task / list_tasks
├── "cancel", "stop task"? → cancel_task
├── "subscribe", "notifications"? → subscribe_events / manage_push_notifications

Key Workflows

Discover and Dispatch (3 calls)

  1. list_agents → find agents with matching capabilities
  2. fetch_agent_card(agent_id) → verify skills and input schema
  3. send_task(agent_id, task) → dispatch with proper input format

Monitor and Collect (2 calls)

  1. get_task(task_id) → check status (queued/running/complete/failed)
  2. If streaming: send_task_streaming → get partial results as they arrive

MUST DO

  • Validate agent card before dispatching sensitive data
  • Set explicit timeouts on all tasks
  • Track every task to completion (don't fire-and-forget)
  • Use streaming for long-running tasks (better UX)

MUST NOT DO

  • Don't send sensitive data to unvalidated agents
  • Don't leave tasks running indefinitely without timeout
  • Don't dispatch without checking agent is available

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