a2a-agent-register

To register agents with the LiteLLM A2A gateway, you use a registry workflow that supports single and batch registrations, enforcing authentication and returning agent cards with defined permissions. This automates onboarding and setup.

Yes, you can batch register multiple agents for A2A network onboarding. The batch registration process provisions agent cards and permissions simultaneously, enabling scalable onboarding for roles like steward, triad, examiner, and coder.

You can onboard specific agents including steward, triad, examiner, explorer, sentinel, and coder. The registration process applies standard configurations and predefined capabilities to enable standardized inter-agent communication.

Yes, agent registration with the LiteLLM gateway enforces authentication to secure the A2A network. Upon successful authentication, the workflow returns agent cards that define specific permissions and endpoint access for each role.

Agent cards in the LiteLLM A2A network define specific permissions and endpoint access for registered agents. They are generated during the registration workflow to establish standardized inter-agent communication and access controls.

The best way to update agent capabilities in an A2A network is applying the registration workflow across capability updates. This re-registers agents like sentinel or explorer with updated standard configurations and predefined access controls.