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agent-framework-hosting-a2a
A2A conversion helpers for app-owned Agent Framework hosting.
The package deliberately does not choose a web framework or wrap the A2A SDK server lifecycle. It provides two conversion functions:
a2a_to_run(...)converts a native A2AMessageinto Agent Framework run arguments.a2a_from_run(...)converts anAgentResponse,Message, or streamingAgentResponseUpdateinto native A2APartvalues.
Application code keeps ownership of the A2A SDK's AgentExecutor,
RequestContext, TaskUpdater, event queue, task store, routes, task state,
artifact IDs, authentication, and deployment.
a2a_from_run(...) preserves content-level metadata on each returned part and
flattens completed responses in message order. The application decides how to
group those parts into A2A messages or artifacts and owns their message-level
metadata and boundaries.
run = a2a_to_run(context.message)
session_id = f"a2a:{context.tenant}:{context.context_id}"
session = await state.get_or_create_session(session_id)
result = await agent.run(
run["messages"],
session=session,
options=run["options"],
)
await state.set_session(session_id, session)
parts = a2a_from_run(result)
# Native A2A SDK application code publishes `parts` with TaskUpdater.
The surrounding A2A application may use Starlette, FastAPI, another ASGI framework, or the SDK's own application builders. These helpers do not care.
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