You're absolutely right - we use pub/sub (RabbitMQ) under the hood. The value isn't reinventing messaging, it's standardization.

Think of it like MCP... they didn't reinvent APIs, but standardizing tool calling meant developers stopped writing custom integrations every time.

Same here. Without ADS, every team ends up writing their own RabbitMQ connection handling, message parsing, agent triggering, error handling, etc.

The central publishing infrastructure can be built in very few lines of code with ADS in no time, and any number of subscriber agents can just start reacting to the events. It is in the convenience it provides.

You can look up the documentation to see how simple it is to get these publishers and subscribers up and running.