Brief.

Tag

a2a

6 entries, including 3 patterns.

  1. Pattern

    Task-Bound Artifact Fetch

    Translate an external agent's file reference into a narrowly authorized fetch and a receipt for the bytes actually consumed.

  2. The artifact pointed somewhere else

    An agent's file result can make the receiving assistant fetch under its own network identity. Treat artifact references as requests for access, not as files already received.

  3. Pattern

    Revocable A2A Push Subscribers

    Make a task's outbound update subscription expire with its subscriber's entitlement, including queued retries.

  4. The webhook kept listening

    An A2A task can keep sending updates to a once-authorized subscriber after that subscriber loses access.

  5. A task ID is not an authorization boundary

    A2A task handles identify work. They do not decide who may read its artifacts, cancel it, or receive its updates.

  6. Pattern

    Task-Bound A2A Authorization

    Bind every task read, stream and mutation to the authenticated caller's ownership and action rights, not possession of its ID.