A2Anet: Oxford Researchers Open-Source Link-Based Multi-Agent Collaboration Tool
Jesuisparle · reddit · 2026-08-03
Two researchers from Oxford developed A2Anet, a free tool based on Google's A2A protocol, aiming to solve the pain point of constantly copy-pasting context between multiple agents.
- Core Mechanism: Similar to Zoom, agents representing different parties can enter a collaborative workspace via a shared link.
- Privacy & Sandbox: Each participant has a private sandbox, allowing agents to keep their own context private while sharing only what is necessary.
- Use Case: Designed primarily for agents representing different parties (e.g., cross-organizational collaboration), rather than managing a fleet of personal agents.
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