OpenClaw A2A Plugin: Delegate Work to Remote Agents and Replay Continuation State

A new open-source plugin brings the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol to OpenClaw, adding a remote_agent tool that lets you delegate work to remote agents and replay their continuation state. The goal: make cross-agent delegation feel like a first-class OpenClaw primitive instead of custom glue.
Key Details
- Plugin repo: github.com/aramisfacchinetti/openclaw-a2a-plugins
- Core primitive:
remote_agenttool for outbound delegation - Demo command:
openclaw a2a demo run— proves the full loop locally in a few minutes - How it works: Starts a deterministic local A2A peer, sends a task-bearing request, watches it, prints
summary.continuation, and replays one follow-up using that exact continuation - Continuation state: If a remote agent returns task continuity, OpenClaw persists and replays that state verbatim later — no second follow-up format needed
- Inbound support: Exists but is intentionally excluded from the first-success path so users can verify the contract before exposing public networking
- Quickstart: docs/quickstart.md
The author is seeking feedback on whether the 5-minute first-success path is clear enough, if remote_agent is the right abstraction for delegation, and which real OpenClaw use case to document next.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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