Nasiko ships ready-to-deploy example agents: small, standalone A2A containers, each doing one thing. Read them as reference implementations or deploy them as-is.
Domain and utility agents
Each calls a real public API (no key required unless noted), written as a minimal A2A example in Rust or Go.
Framework demos
The same small task — answering a question from Wikipedia — implemented once per framework, showing that A2A and zero-code instrumentation work regardless of what you built with.
Use these when deciding which framework to build in. Each is a complete, deployable reference for wiring that framework to A2A.
Reusable skill snippets
Single-capability building blocks meant to be copied into an agent rather than deployed: arxiv-search, http-request, tmdb-search, web-search, wikipedia-search.
Auto-deploying at startup
SEED_AGENTS is a space-separated list of image references, read once at server boot:
On startup the control plane registers new images, redeploys changed ones, and leaves unchanged ones alone. It runs as a background task, so it doesn’t block readiness, and one image’s failure doesn’t stop the others.
SEED_AGENTS is read once at process start, not watched. Editing it requires a control-plane restart to take effect. SEED_FORCE_PULL forces a redeploy of every listed image on the next boot even if its reference didn’t change — useful after pushing a new build under the same tag.
Deploying one yourself
Enterprise feature (partially). nasiko registry pull assumes a reachable registry
(typically the nasiko-ee-hosted artifact registry — see artifact
registry). nasiko deploy itself is real OSS functionality
(pushes to the embedded /v2/* OCI registry) — you can deploy any local image with it, this
particular pull step is just the registry-hosted shortcut. Agent Development Lifecycle
Scaffold, run, and deploy your own agent.
A2A agents and frameworks
What makes an agent discoverable and routable.
Artifact registry
Browse and publish beyond the curated set.
Agent runtime and deployment
How a pulled image becomes a running container.
