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layout: post
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title: 'A2A Project launches Java SDK'
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date: 2025-06-27
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tags: release
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synopsis: 'We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the A2A Java SDK, made possible by WildFly and Quarkus teams’ contribution.'
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author: maeste
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== *A2A Project Launches Java SDK*
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The agent revolution just took a massive leap forward! Following the
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recent landmark https://developers.googleblog.com/en/google-cloud-donates-a2a-to-linux-foundation/[announcement that Google has donated the Agent2Agent
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(A2A) protocol to the Linux Foundation], we’re thrilled to announce the
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launch of the *A2A Java SDK,* made possible by WildFly and Quarkus
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teams’ contribution.
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=== *A New Era Under Linux Foundation Stewardship*
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The A2A protocol’s transition to the Linux Foundation represents more
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than just a change of governance: it’s a commitment to vendor-neutral,
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community-driven innovation that ensures this critical interoperability
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standard remains open and accessible to all. With more than 100
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companies now supporting the protocol, we’re witnessing the formation of
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what industry leaders are calling "`an open, interoperable Internet of
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Agents.`"
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=== *Why Java SDK Matters*
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Here’s where things get exciting from a technical perspective: *true
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polyglot agent ecosystems*.
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The agent landscape has been fragmented, with Python dominating AI/ML
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workflows, JavaScript powering web-based agents, and Java serving as the
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backbone of enterprise backend systems. Each language ecosystem operated
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in isolation, creating invisible walls that limited the collaborative
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potential of multi-agent systems.
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Our Java SDK shatters these barriers by implementing the A2A protocol
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specification natively in Java, enabling:
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* *Enterprise-grade agent integration* with existing Java
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infrastructure +
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* *Seamless interoperability* between Java agents and those written in
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Python, JavaScript, or any A2A-compatible language +
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* *Production-ready deployments* leveraging Java’s mature ecosystem and
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well-tested enterprise capabilities
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Want to see this interoperability in action? Explore our
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https://github.com/a2aproject/a2a-samples/tree/main/samples/multi_language/python_and_java_multiagent[multi-language
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sample implementation,] which demonstrates how Python and Java
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agents collaborate seamlessly.
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=== *Technical Excellence: The Mutiny-Zero Advantage*
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The Java SDK leverages *mutiny-zero* as its reactive foundation, a
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decision that reflects our commitment to framework-agnostic excellence.
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Mutiny Zero is a minimal API for creating reactive streams-compliant
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publishers that weighs less than 50K and have zero external dependencies
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beyond the Reactive Streams API. This architecture delivers several
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compelling advantages:
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* *Zero Vendor Lock-in*: No specific technology commitments for your
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agents. +
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* *Lightweight Performance*: Faster startups, reduced resource
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consumption. +
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* *Maximum Compatibility*: Seamless integration with existing Java
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reactive ecosystems. +
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* *Future-Proof Design*: Ready for Java’s modern Flow APIs, backward
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compatible.
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This reactive foundation ensures your Java agents can handle
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high-throughput, low-latency agent-to-agent communications while
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remaining lightweight and composable.
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=== *Community-Driven Innovation*
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The Java SDK represents a perfect example of open-source collaboration
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in action. Originally developed by our talented team, this
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implementation demonstrates the power of community-driven innovation.
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What started as an external contribution has now become an official part
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of the A2A project repository, showcasing how the ecosystem can rapidly
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evolve through diverse contributions. This is precisely the kind of
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collaborative development that will accelerate A2A adoption and
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innovation.
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Ready to dive in? Here’s your roadmap:
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. *Explore the SDK*: Visit
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https://github.com/a2aproject/a2a-java[github.com/a2aproject/a2a-java]
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to examine the implementation +
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. *Study Real Examples*: Check out the
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https://github.com/a2aproject/a2a-samples/tree/main/samples/multi_language/python_and_java_multiagent[multi-language
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samples] to see interoperability in action +
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. *Join the Community*: Connect with fellow developers in the A2A
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ecosystem +
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. *Start Building*: Begin prototyping your first multi-language agent
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team
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=== *The Bigger Picture: Collaborative Intelligence*
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The A2A protocol aims to break down the silos that currently limit the
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potential of artificial intelligence by providing a common language for
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AI agents to discover each other’s capabilities, securely exchange
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information, and coordinate complex tasks.
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With Java now joining Python and JavaScript in the A2A ecosystem, we’re
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building towards a future where intelligence is truly collaborative,
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where the most sophisticated AI systems are assembled from specialized
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agents, each optimized for specific tasks but unified through
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standardized communication protocols.
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This Java SDK launch is just the beginning. The A2A project under Linux
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Foundation stewardship is positioned for rapid expansion, with
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additional language implementations, enhanced security features, and
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enterprise-grade tooling on the horizon.
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*Your contributions matter*. Whether you’re fixing bugs, adding
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features, creating examples, or building integrations — every commit
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helps build this collaborative future.
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The agent revolution is here, and with the A2A Java SDK, the entire Java
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ecosystem can participate. Let’s build something amazing together! 🚀

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