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Many A2A projects focus on agent-to-agent communication as the primary use case. CAR uses A2A in a slightly different role that as the standard protocol boundary between chat-facing infrastructure and independent agents.
CAR sits between chat platforms and A2A-compatible agents. It normalizes messages from platforms like Slack, Teams, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, Lark, DingTalk, and WebChat into canonical events, then handles routing, governance, delivery retry, replay, and append-only audit on the message path.
I think this makes it relevant here not only as an A2A-integrated project, but as an example of a broader real-world use case for A2A.