Ensure Task D payloads comply with the JSON-RPC schema as defined in the A2A protocol to maintain consistent agent-to-agent communication.

Use the ADA web protocol's artifact publishing model to exchange structured responses between agents, enabling decoupled multi-agent workflows.

Leverage raw JSON access in the debug console to inspect detailed request and response payloads at each agent step for deeper diagnostics.

Use the A2A protocol's built-in task creation and step-by-step debug console to trace and troubleshoot agent workflows end-to-end.

Use the 8-way Inspector tool connecting to localhost:10000 to monitor and debug running agents in real time.

The ADK development tool lets you inspect JSON schemas to understand input and output structures during development.

The ADK enables live debugging and real-time interaction directly with your application to inspect agent behavior on the fly.

The example demonstrates a simple currency conversion agent with a clear communication workflow pattern for request and response handling.

Use a high-level code overview to convey core agent concepts without delving into every implementation detail, facilitating audience comprehension.

Proactively configure protocol settings for reliable agent performance by detailing required parameters and dependencies before coding.

Recognize A2A's similarity to MCP, allowing reuse of protocol configuration and design patterns to accelerate development.

Grouping multiple agents into clusters using NCP enables registration and collaboration for scalable multi-agent systems.

Structuring an agent's core capabilities and additional skill sets via 'card skills' helps outline functionality and modular extension in AI systems.

Using diagrams to clarify the distinction between tools and skills is crucial for designing effective agent architectures.

Use A2A interactions as a 'skill builder', enabling dynamic skill development and modular agent capabilities inspired by observed tool patterns.

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