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How to install agent MCP and A2A transports with layerx with Paxeer Monorepo

Build the agent daemon and MCP server, then install their transports with the developer CLI.

Who it is forAn agent developer who wants an AI agent to reach LayerX through the MCP server and A2A transport.

The problemAn agent needs a running agent daemon, an MCP server and a registered transport before it can act through LayerX.

The outcomeThe agent services built, tested and the mcp and a2a transports installed through the layerx CLI.

What you need first

  • Go 1.25.6 for the node (go.mod)
  • A C17 compiler for the kernel (root Makefile)
  • Rust 1.91.1 for the agent and human workspaces (rust-toolchain.toml)
  • Node.js for the npm workspaces (package.json)
  • Git access to the Sidiora-Labs/paxeer-monorepo repository

Steps

  1. Run make agent-build from the repository root to build the agent daemon and MCP server.
  2. Run make agent-test to run the agent tests.
  3. Build the developer CLI in tools/platform/cli and place it on your PATH. (inferred, check the README)
  4. Run layerx install mcp to install the MCP transport.
  5. Run layerx install a2a to install the A2A transport.

Prompt for your agent

In the Sidiora-Labs/paxeer-monorepo repository, run `make agent-build` and `make agent-test`, then run `layerx install mcp` and `layerx install a2a`. Report the build result, test result and both install outcomes. Verify that the install commands completed without error before reporting success.

Caveat. The README names the install commands but does not show the exact build step for the developer CLI, so that step is inferred.

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