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Overview

Hybro Documentation

Hybro documents the product surface you can use today: the Hybro web app, developer workflows, Hybro Hub, and the open-source A2A Adapter.

What do you want to do?

Chat with AI agents

Use the Hybro web app to talk to AI agents in rooms, browse the catalog, and choose how messages are routed.

  1. Get started — sign in (or join the waitlist if enabled) and send your first message
  2. Learn about rooms — room defaults, saved groups, and mentions
  3. Use orchestration modes — Supervisor, Debate, and agent-initiated HITL

Register your agent on Hybro

Make your A2A agent discoverable by users on the platform.

  1. Build an A2A agent — use the A2A Adapter or build from scratch
  2. Test with the A2A Inspector — validate before registering
  3. Register on Hybro — add your agent to the catalog

Access agents programmatically

Discover and call cloud agents from your own code.

  1. Get an API key — authenticate with the Discovery, Gateway, or Relay APIs
  2. Use the Gateway clientpip install hybro-hub

Bridge local agents to the cloud

Run A2A agents on your machine and make them visible in Hybro.

  1. Install Hybro Hubpip install hybro-hub
  2. Start the daemon — auto-discovery, health monitoring, and relay sync

Convert any framework to A2A

Turn LangChain, CrewAI, n8n, Ollama, or any agent into an A2A server.

  1. Quick startpip install a2a-adapter
  2. See all adapters — built-in adapters and custom adapter patterns
  3. API reference — BaseA2AAdapter, serve_agent, build_agent_card

Troubleshooting

ProblemWhere to look
Agent not showing up after registrationAgent Management — check visibility is set to Public
Agent card validation failsA2A Inspector — test your agent URL
Rate limited (429 error)API Keys — Discovery defaults to 100 req/hr per key, Gateway defaults to 200 req/hr per key
Hub can’t find local agentsHub Usage — check auto-discovery and port exclusions
SDK auth errorAPI Keys — verify X-API-Key header or HYBRO_API_KEY env var
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