Google's Agent2Agent protocol moves to the Linux Foundation
The A2A protocol — backed by 50+ partners at launch — is donated to the Linux Foundation for neutral, open governance, standardizing how agents discover and talk to each other.
The A2A protocol — backed by 50+ partners at launch — is donated to the Linux Foundation for neutral, open governance, standardizing how agents discover and talk to each other.
Anthropic announces plans to donate MCP to a neutral foundation, with new registry, auth and sandbox specs — cementing MCP as vendor-neutral infrastructure for the entire agent ecosystem.
Gemini 3 debuts with state-of-the-art agentic coding benchmarks, alongside Antigravity — a browser-based agentic development environment where agents plan, edit and execute tasks across editor and browser surfaces.
Google launches ADK, a modular open-source framework for building agents with Gemini integration, multi-agent hierarchies and A2A support — Google's major entry into the framework wars.
Anthropic open-sources MCP, a standard for connecting AI assistants to data and tools. Within a year it was adopted by OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and most of the agent ecosystem — becoming the de-facto tool-connect layer of agent harnesses.