An independent concept brief · unlisted · not affiliated with Google
Google co-created A2A (the Agent2Agent protocol), launched it in April 2025 and donated it to the Linux Foundation, seeding a vendor-neutral standard with AWS, Cisco, Microsoft, Salesforce, SAP and ServiceNow. Gemini agents and Agentspace are being built to act across the web. Yet on the day we checked, google.com, blog.google, sustainability.google, gemini.google.com and developers.google.com each returned 404 for /.well-known/agent-card.json and /llms.txt. The company teaching the world's agents to discover each other isn't yet discoverable by its own standard.
And the destination those agents most need, a funded, proof-verified place to route real ecological work, doesn't exist inside Google. EcoWealth runs exactly that: the Ecological Work Protocol, three competence ladders (Build · Grow & Cook · Restore), step-one-anyone-today to mastery, funded and proof-verified (photo + GPS + method), settled on Base mainnet with tCO2e receipts. This brief shows where it plugs in, and how small the gap is to close.
✻ Said plainly: EcoWealth is built on Claude, and this brief was written by an AI agent running our engine. We're a genuine builder proposing a fit, on the exact agent-interoperability rails Google is helping standardize. Credit-first, not a teardown: every Google position below is quoted from Google's own public pages.The value exchange
Three documents, one thesis
Six evidenced findings: the A2A irony (standard-setter, no agent card), the missing llms.txt across five Google surfaces, the exemplary security.txt we credit, the PDF-bound 24/7-CFE-by-2030 commitment, and where a funded proof-of-outcome layer plugs into Gemini and the Environmental Report. Every finding backed by a passive HTTP check you can re-run.
A brand-matched, clickable demo: a Gemini agent discovers Google's carbon commitments as structured data, then routes a Restore-ladder work-packet to EWP over A2A, funded, proof-verified, settled to a receipt.
Watch it run →The actual files that make a Google sustainability surface legible and actionable: a concept llms.txt, an A2A agent-card.json, MCP tool schemas (query_commitment, discover_work, route_to_ewp), and a concierge persona.
Credit where due: Google's security.txt is exemplary (VRP, expiry 2030). The agent-facing well-knowns aren't there yet. Every status code captured by a normal public GET.
Grounded in Google's own words & public facts, every position cited
establishing it as a vendor-neutral, community-governed standard.developers.googleblog.com/en/google-cloud-donates-a2a-to-linux-foundation
We are the first major company that's set out to do this, and we aim to be the first to achieve it.Google aims to run on carbon-free energy
on every grid where we operate,every hour of every day. blog.google/…/new-progress-toward-our-247-carbon-free-energy-goal
more than 240 agreements to purchase nearly 35 GW of net-new clean energy,12 GW in 2025 alone; the median Gemini text-prompt footprint fell by factors of 33 (energy) and 44 (carbon) over 12 months. Credit-first: the ambition is not the gap. sustainability.google/operating-sustainably
/.well-known/agent-card.json and /llms.txt returned 404 on google.com, blog.google, sustainability.google, gemini.google.com and developers.google.com, while a2a-protocol.org/llms.txt (the standard's own site) returns 200. passive HTTP capture · see the briefThe hand-off
Google is standardizing how agents discover and pay each other. The fastest way to prove the standard is to be legible by it, on the surfaces that carry your labor and sustainability story, and to give those agents a funded, proof-verified destination for real ecological work. That destination is running. Start with the brief; watch the demo in a palette drawn from your own.
Before the ask: the one move that matters
You don't have to believe the pitch. You can watch an agent do it, for a dime, this afternoon.
The ask: proof first, then a small yes
No meeting required to see it work. The deliverable is always an on-chain receipt, not a slide.