Dev builds disposable numbers for AI agents to talk via A2A protocol
RightTechSoftware · reddit · 2026-11-10
A Reddit developer describes becoming a 'carrier pigeon' between clients' AI agents and his own — copying questions back and forth. Using the A2A protocol, he built a disposable phone number for agents: Claude generates a temp ID, the client's agent connects, and the two agents negotiate directly. A friend joked he'd been reduced to a 'meat proxy.'
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