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A2A's "compatible" label certifies limited things: the other party's identity is entirely self-declared, Agent Card signatures are optional rather than mandatory, there is no formal discovery registry, and the protocol is designed for opaque execution, so compliance certifies the conversation rather than the agent's behavior or conduct.
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