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Multi-Component System with A2A and MCP Server Integration

@BulloRosso

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MIT license

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BulloRosso

About Multi-Component System with A2A and MCP Server Integration

An agent playground (without authentication) in a single repo for fastest turn around cycles during experiments.

Multi-Component System with A2A and MCP Server Integration config

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Multi-Component System with A2A and MCP Server Integration tools

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Overview

What is Multi-Component System with A2A and MCP Server Integration?

A scalable multi-component system built with modern web technologies. It integrates a React/TypeScript frontend, a Python/FastAPI backend API, a Node.js proxy server, an A2A (Agent-to-Agent) server following Google’s A2A protocol, and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementing Anthropic’s protocol. Designed for developers building agent-based applications with real-time communication and modular architecture.

How to use Multi-Component System with A2A and MCP Server Integration?

Install prerequisites (Node.js 20+, Python 3.11+, npm or yarn). Run each service in its own process: API Backend (cd api; pip install -r requirements.txt; python main.py), Frontend (cd frontend; npm install; npm run dev), Proxy Server (node proxy-server.js), A2A Server (cd a2a-server; node simple-server.js), and MCP Server (cd mcp-server; pip install -r requirements.txt; python mcp_server.py). Integration tests are available in the tests directory.

Key features of Multi-Component System with A2A and MCP Server Integration

  • React/TypeScript frontend with Material-UI and Zustand state management
  • Python/FastAPI backend with health check and API documentation
  • Node.js reverse proxy routing requests to appropriate services
  • A2A server enabling agent-to-agent task and message exchange
  • MCP server providing tools, resources, and prompts with SSE support
  • WebSocket support for real-time communication

Use cases of Multi-Component System with A2A and MCP Server Integration

  • Building agent-based applications that communicate via the A2A protocol
  • Exposing tools, resources, and prompt templates through the MCP protocol
  • Creating a dashboard with real-time data streaming via SSE
  • Developing a scalable multi-service architecture with a central proxy
  • Running integration tests for agent communication flows

Frequently asked questions

1

What are the prerequisites for running this system?

Node.js 20+ and Python 3.11+ are required. npm or yarn must be installed.

2

How do I run the application?

Each service must be run in its own process: the API backend, frontend dev server, proxy server, A2A server, and MCP server. See the “Running the Application” section in the README for detailed commands.

3

Are there tests available?

Yes, integration tests for the A2A server are located in the `tests` directory and can be run with `node run-tests.js`.

4

What endpoints does the MCP server provide?

The MCP server exposes endpoints for status, tools, resources, prompts, and an SSE event stream. Both direct (`/status`) and SSE-prefixed (`/sse/status`) paths are available.

5

How are requests routed between components?

A Node.js proxy server routes frontend requests to the Vite dev server, API requests to FastAPI, A2A requests to the A2A server, and MCP/SSE requests to the MCP server.

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