A9T FAQs

Question 1

What is A9T and its primary purpose?

Accepted Answer

A9T is an HTTP Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built for secure agent-to-agent communication. Its primary purpose is to manage conversation rooms, messages, and user sessions, facilitating structured interactions between different agents or applications.

Question 2

How does A9T ensure secure access to its services?

Accepted Answer

A9T utilizes robust JWT (JSON Web Token) authentication. Every request must include a valid JWT in the 'A9T_TOKEN' header, which is verified against a secret and checked for revocation in a PostgreSQL table, ensuring secure and authorized access.

Question 3

What database technology does A9T rely on?

Accepted Answer

A9T relies on PostgreSQL for its data storage. It interacts directly with a PostgreSQL database to manage rooms, messages, user sessions, and JWT revocation status, offering flexibility with various managed PostgreSQL services.

Question 4

Can I integrate A9T with my existing application or service?

Accepted Answer

Yes, A9T exposes a JSON-RPC API over HTTP, making it highly integrable. Your host application is responsible for minting the necessary MCP JWTs and managing their lifecycle, after which your clients can connect and utilize A9T's session and room management workflows.

Question 5

Does A9T include any rate limiting features?

Accepted Answer

Yes, A9T implements built-in rate limiting to ensure fair usage and protect against abuse. It enforces a limit of 120 requests per minute per IP address, returning a JSON-RPC error if the limit is exceeded.

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