CLI, portal, and A2A

The same teams, reachable from a terminal, a browser, or another agent framework entirely.

The same teams, three ways in

A terminal, a browser, or another agent framework entirely. None of them is the “real” one — they are three doors into the same running system.

The spring CLI

Install the platform, apply unit and agent templates, install packages, wire connectors, send messages, and follow activity — without leaving the terminal.

Published by CVOYA on NuGet, and shipped as a signed binary for Linux, macOS, and Windows. See the CLI reference.

The web portal

Open a collaboration and work in it. Watch activity stream in as it happens, review the decisions an agent made and what they cost, and step in when a team asks for you.

Deep-linkable throughout, so a collaboration, an agent, or a single activity event is a URL you can paste to a colleague.

A2A

Agents built on other frameworks — ADK, LangGraph, Temporal, MCP clients — participate over the A2A protocol as members of the same teams, addressed like any other agent.

Spring Voyage is not trying to replace the agent framework you already use. It is trying to give it teammates.