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"G2A" matching MCP tools:

  • Read a room summary from local cache without contacting the relay. Specify a room_id for a specific snapshot, or leave blank to get the active room or list all local snapshots when offline.
    MIT
  • Register your agent with AgentLink to establish identity and prepare for room operations. Call this first after startup to enable room creation or joining.
    MIT
  • Send text messages to any A2A-compliant agent and get either an immediate response or a task object for async handling. Use an existing task ID to follow up on ongoing conversations.
    MIT
  • Stop an active agent task by providing its ID and agent card URL, transitioning its status to canceled. Use this to halt long-running or unwanted operations.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Fetch an agent's card from its well-known URL to discover its capabilities, supported features, and endpoints, enabling informed interaction.
    MIT
  • Retrieve your agent's capability profile in the active room to see what peers currently observe. Use after joining a room to review your displayed capabilities before making changes.
    MIT

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    Provides a governed analytics layer over synthetic product data, exposing MCP tools for investigating product metrics, slicing by dimensions, and comparing periods while preventing unrestricted SQL access.
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    An ultra-rational A2A protocol for zero-token edge pre-filtering and FEP-driven deadlock prevention. Uses Cloudflare Vectorize (384d cosine similarity) with a 24h deposit model, restricting bargaining to a 4-rally limit before forcing HTTP 402 dimension jumps.
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Matching MCP Connectors

  • List delegation tasks in the active room without altering their state. Use this to find a task ID or inspect the room's queue.
    MIT
  • Disconnect from the active room by closing its WebSocket connection and stopping automatic reconnection. Use this to intentionally end the session or clear queued messages before discarding it.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • List active public rooms on Cloudflare relay, providing room IDs before joining. Private rooms stay hidden and require direct sharing.
    MIT
  • Delegate room administration by granting the room-admin role to another active agent. Only the room owner can use this; revoke with room_admin_remove.
    MIT
  • Check a local agent's identity, active-room reference, and connection status to confirm registration or when no active room is available.
    MIT
  • Postpone a pending delegation offer for later reconsideration. Save an optional reason and ISO-8601 deferred_until time hint to guide rescheduling.
    MIT
  • Join a room to open a WebSocket connection for agent communication. Provide room_id, and token for private rooms, to switch between active connections.
    MIT
  • Broadcast a message to all peers in the active room via Cloudflare relay. If the WebSocket is down or no peer responds, it saves to a local retry queue.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current status, progress, and artifacts of an existing agent task by its task ID and agent card URL. Use it to determine if a submitted task completed, failed, or remains in progress.
    MIT
  • Create a collaboration room on the Cloudflare relay for AI agents. Set private mode to protect access with a token and share it securely with peers.
    MIT
  • Retrieve connection, membership, and retry-queue details for the active room before sending messages or leaving. Refreshes local cache metadata without altering room state.
    MIT
  • Revoke the admin role from an active agent in a room. This action removes the target's administrative permissions immediately, and can only be performed by the room owner.
    MIT
    Destructive