a2a-role-auditor

To validate a2a role templates, audit node template definitions against postman.toml and per-node TOML files to detect misconfigured edges, missing templates, and cross-edge or on_join issues, then apply patch guidance for fixes.

Nodes misbehave during agent onboarding due to incomplete templates or routing breakdowns. Auditing node definitions identifies missing edges and validates talking lines across per-node TOML files to ensure correct node-to-node communication.

The best way to audit cross-edge interaction issues is to run a comprehensive auditing protocol that verifies edges and talking lines across postman.toml and per-node TOML files, generating patch guidance to fix interaction breakdowns.

Yes, template validation detects missing or misconfigured edges by validating a2a role templates against the project's postman.toml, identifying cross-edge issues and providing patch guidance to fix routing failures.

Yes, per-node TOML files are required for routing audits. The auditing protocol verifies edges, talking lines, and on_join issues by checking template definitions across both postman.toml and per-node TOML files to produce patch guidance.

Template audits diagnose routing failures by checking template completeness and edge configurations but are limited to producing patch guidance for fixes, requiring manual application of those patches to resolve misbehaving nodes.