a2a_protocol_server/
lib.rs

1// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
2// Copyright 2026 Tom F. <tomf@tomtomtech.net> (https://github.com/tomtom215)
3//
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5
6//! A2A protocol v1.0 — server framework.
7//!
8//! Provides [`RequestHandler`] and [`AgentExecutor`] for implementing A2A
9//! agents over HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 using hyper 1.x.
10//!
11//! # Quick start
12//!
13//! 1. Implement [`AgentExecutor`] with your agent logic.
14//! 2. Build a [`RequestHandler`] via [`RequestHandlerBuilder`].
15//! 3. Wire [`JsonRpcDispatcher`] or [`RestDispatcher`] into your hyper server.
16//!
17//! # Embedding in an existing server
18//!
19//! Step 3 is optional. [`RequestHandler`] is the protocol layer and takes no
20//! HTTP types: its ten `on_*` methods accept parsed params plus a plain
21//! `HashMap<String, String>` of headers, which is all the interceptor chain
22//! reads. Anything that already owns its routing and server lifecycle — an
23//! agent framework, an existing Axum or Actix application, a tower service, a
24//! queue consumer, a test harness — calls those methods directly and skips
25//! [`dispatch`] entirely:
26//!
27//! | Method | A2A operation |
28//! |---|---|
29//! | [`on_send_message`] | `SendMessage`, `SendStreamingMessage` |
30//! | [`on_get_task`], [`on_list_tasks`], [`on_cancel_task`] | `GetTask`, `ListTasks`, `CancelTask` |
31//! | [`on_resubscribe`] | `TaskSubscription` |
32//! | [`on_get_extended_agent_card`] | `GetExtendedAgentCard` |
33//! | [`on_set_push_config`], [`on_get_push_config`], [`on_list_push_configs`], [`on_delete_push_config`] | Push-config CRUD |
34//!
35//! What the dispatchers add on top is wire-format decoding and reply encoding.
36//! Task lifecycle, idempotency, streaming, push delivery, interceptors,
37//! multi-tenancy and limits all live below them, in the handler. The book's
38//! "Request Handler & Builder" page carries a worked example.
39//!
40//! [`on_send_message`]: RequestHandler::on_send_message
41//! [`on_get_task`]: RequestHandler::on_get_task
42//! [`on_list_tasks`]: RequestHandler::on_list_tasks
43//! [`on_cancel_task`]: RequestHandler::on_cancel_task
44//! [`on_resubscribe`]: RequestHandler::on_resubscribe
45//! [`on_get_extended_agent_card`]: RequestHandler::on_get_extended_agent_card
46//! [`on_set_push_config`]: RequestHandler::on_set_push_config
47//! [`on_get_push_config`]: RequestHandler::on_get_push_config
48//! [`on_list_push_configs`]: RequestHandler::on_list_push_configs
49//! [`on_delete_push_config`]: RequestHandler::on_delete_push_config
50//!
51//! # Module overview
52//!
53//! | Module | Contents |
54//! |---|---|
55//! | [`error`] | [`ServerError`], [`ServerResult`] |
56//! | [`executor`] | [`AgentExecutor`] trait |
57//! | [`executor_helpers`] | [`boxed_future`], [`agent_executor!`] macro |
58//! | [`handler`] | [`RequestHandler`], [`SendMessageResult`], [`HandlerLimits`] |
59//! | [`builder`] | [`RequestHandlerBuilder`] |
60//! | [`store`] | [`TaskStore`], [`InMemoryTaskStore`], `SqliteTaskStore` (sqlite feature) |
61//! | [`streaming`] | Event queues, SSE response builder |
62//! | [`push`] | Push config store, push sender |
63//! | [`agent_card`] | Static/dynamic agent card handlers |
64//! | [`serve`](mod@serve) | [`serve()`](serve::serve), [`serve_with_addr`], [`Dispatcher`] |
65//! | [`dispatch`] | [`JsonRpcDispatcher`], [`RestDispatcher`], `GrpcDispatcher` (`grpc` feature), `WebSocketDispatcher` (`websocket` feature) |
66//! | [`interceptor`] | [`ServerInterceptor`], [`ServerInterceptorChain`] |
67//! | [`auth`] | [`ApiKeyAuthInterceptor`], [`BearerTokenAuthInterceptor`], `JwtAuthInterceptor` (`auth-jwt` feature) |
68//! | [`rate_limit`] | [`RateLimitInterceptor`], [`RateLimitConfig`] |
69//! | [`request_context`] | [`RequestContext`] |
70//! | [`call_context`] | [`CallContext`] (includes HTTP headers for auth) |
71//! | [`metrics`] | [`Metrics`] trait (request counts, latency, errors) |
72//! | [`tenant_resolver`] | [`TenantResolver`], [`HeaderTenantResolver`], [`BearerTokenTenantResolver`], [`PathSegmentTenantResolver`] |
73//! | [`tenant_config`] | [`PerTenantConfig`], [`TenantLimits`] |
74//! | `otel` | `OtelMetrics`, `OtelMetricsBuilder`, `init_otlp_pipeline` (`otel` feature) |
75//!
76//! # Axum integration
77//!
78//! Enable the `axum` feature flag to use `A2aRouter` for idiomatic Axum
79//! integration. See the `dispatch::axum_adapter` module for details.
80//!
81//! # gRPC transport
82//!
83//! Enable the `grpc` feature flag to use `GrpcDispatcher` for gRPC
84//! transport (tonic-backed). See the `dispatch::grpc` module for details.
85//!
86//! # Rate limiting
87//!
88//! Built-in rate limiting is available via [`RateLimitInterceptor`],
89//! a fixed-window per-caller interceptor. For advanced use cases (sliding windows,
90//! distributed counters), use a reverse proxy (nginx, Envoy) or a custom
91//! [`ServerInterceptor`].
92
93#![deny(missing_docs)]
94#![forbid(unsafe_code)]
95#![warn(clippy::all, clippy::pedantic, clippy::nursery)]
96#![allow(clippy::module_name_repetitions)]
97// `clippy::duration_suboptimal_units` lands in clippy 0.1.95 (stable Rust
98// 1.95) and fires on `Duration::from_secs(3600)` / `_secs(7200)` /
99// `_secs(86400)`, suggesting `Duration::from_hours` / `from_days`. Those
100// constructors were themselves only stabilised in 1.95, so adopting the
101// suggested fix would break our MSRV (1.88). The `unknown_lints` allow
102// silences the "unknown lint name" warning when the lint itself does
103// not yet exist in clippy 0.1.88.
104#![allow(unknown_lints, clippy::duration_suboptimal_units)]
105
106#[macro_use]
107mod trace;
108
109pub mod agent_card;
110pub mod auth;
111pub mod builder;
112pub mod call_context;
113pub mod dispatch;
114pub mod error;
115pub mod executor;
116pub mod executor_helpers;
117pub mod handler;
118pub mod interceptor;
119pub mod metrics;
120pub mod push;
121pub mod rate_limit;
122pub mod request_context;
123pub mod serve;
124
125// Private: the SQLite pragmas were written out four times before this.
126#[cfg(feature = "sqlite")]
127mod sqlite_pool;
128pub mod store;
129pub mod streaming;
130pub mod tenant_config;
131pub mod tenant_resolver;
132
133#[cfg(feature = "conformance")]
134pub mod conformance;
135
136#[cfg(feature = "otel")]
137pub mod otel;
138
139// ── Macro support ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
140
141/// Re-export of `a2a-protocol-types` for use by exported macros.
142///
143/// [`agent_executor!`](crate::agent_executor) expands to a signature mentioning
144/// `A2aResult`, and a `#[macro_export]`ed macro is expanded in the *caller's*
145/// crate — so it must not name `::a2a_protocol_types`, which the caller has no
146/// reason to depend on directly. Routing through `$crate::__types` means the
147/// macro only requires the crate the caller already used to reach the macro.
148///
149/// Not public API: the path exists for macro expansion and may change.
150#[doc(hidden)]
151pub use a2a_protocol_types as __types;
152
153// ── Flat re-exports ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
154
155pub use agent_card::{
156    AgentCardProducer, CORS_ALLOW_ALL, DynamicAgentCardHandler, HotReloadAgentCardHandler,
157    StaticAgentCardHandler,
158};
159pub use auth::{ApiKeyAuthInterceptor, BearerTokenAuthInterceptor};
160pub use builder::RequestHandlerBuilder;
161pub use call_context::CallContext;
162#[cfg(feature = "websocket")]
163pub use dispatch::WebSocketDispatcher;
164#[cfg(feature = "axum")]
165pub use dispatch::axum_adapter::A2aRouter;
166pub use dispatch::{
167    A2A_VERSION_METADATA_KEY, CorsConfig, DispatchConfig, JsonRpcDispatcher, RestDispatcher,
168    validate_version_metadata,
169};
170#[cfg(feature = "grpc")]
171pub use dispatch::{GrpcConfig, GrpcDispatcher};
172pub use error::{ServerError, ServerResult};
173pub use executor::AgentExecutor;
174pub use executor_helpers::{EventEmitter, boxed_future};
175pub use handler::{
176    HandlerLimits, InboundTracePolicy, RequestHandler, SendMessageResult, ShutdownReport,
177};
178pub use interceptor::{ServerInterceptor, ServerInterceptorChain};
179pub use metrics::{ConnectionPoolStats, Metrics};
180#[cfg(feature = "otel")]
181pub use otel::OtelMetrics;
182pub use push::{
183    HttpPushSender, InMemoryPushConfigStore, PushConfigStore, PushRetryPolicy, PushSender,
184    TenantAwareInMemoryPushConfigStore,
185};
186#[cfg(feature = "postgres")]
187pub use rate_limit::PostgresRateLimitCounter;
188pub use rate_limit::{RateLimitConfig, RateLimitCounter, RateLimitInterceptor};
189pub use request_context::RequestContext;
190pub use serve::{Dispatcher, ServeConfig, ServeReport, Server, serve, serve_with_addr};
191pub use store::{
192    InMemoryTaskStore, TaskStore, TaskStoreConfig, TenantAwareInMemoryTaskStore, TenantContext,
193    TenantStoreConfig,
194};
195
196#[cfg(feature = "sqlite")]
197pub use push::{SqlitePushConfigStore, TenantAwareSqlitePushConfigStore};
198#[cfg(feature = "sqlite")]
199pub use store::{Migration, MigrationRunner, SqliteTaskStore, TenantAwareSqliteTaskStore};
200
201#[cfg(feature = "postgres")]
202pub use push::{PostgresPushConfigStore, TenantAwarePostgresPushConfigStore};
203#[cfg(feature = "postgres")]
204pub use store::{PgMigration, PgMigrationRunner, PostgresTaskStore, TenantAwarePostgresTaskStore};
205pub use streaming::{
206    EventQueueManager, EventQueueReader, EventQueueWriter, InMemoryQueueReader,
207    InMemoryQueueWriter, StreamEvent,
208};
209pub use tenant_config::{PerTenantConfig, TenantLimits};
210pub use tenant_resolver::{
211    BearerTokenTenantResolver, HeaderTenantResolver, PathSegmentTenantResolver, TenantResolver,
212};
a2a_protocol_server/lib.rs

a2a_protocol_server/
lib.rs
