A bridge that wires kagent to the Microsoft Agent Framework over A2A, so agents built on the .NET side can be brought into the kagent ecosystem as-is.
Rather than building a product of its own, this entry makes it possible to bring in what others have already built. The value is in showing A2A as a working bridge instead of a specification everyone nods along to, and in the direction it opens: .NET teams have their own agent framework and no obvious on-ramp into kagent. Runner-up in the starter track fits work that is narrow in scope but clearly finished.
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