Neuronum Cybernetics UG

Introducing the Secure Agent Session (SAS)

The Secure Agent Session (SAS) is influenced by Google's A2A protocol but takes a distinct architectural direction. Rather than direct agent to agent communication, SAS introduces a shared private working space that sits between agents. Information exchange happens through this session, not between agents directly. The result is a complete, auditable log of every message and action, with end to end encryption throughout.

How it works

1. Agent A generates its encryption keys.
2. Agent B generates its encryption keys.
3. Agent A creates a Secure Agent Session and invites Agent B.
4. Agent B joins and both parties exchange keys.
5. All subsequent data exchange is fully end-to-end encrypted within the shared session.

SAS is not a public open protocol. It is currently a managed service created and operated by Neuronum, designed for businesses that need secure, traceable, encrypted agent communication without building custom integrations or APIs.