ADAPTER_MODULE resolution required the imported module to export a
class literally named `Adapter`. The claude-code, langgraph, and
openclaw adapter-template repos (3 of 4 currently in production) don't
ship that alias — they export ClaudeCodeAdapter / LangGraphAdapter /
OpenClawAdapter directly. Only hermes has the `Adapter = HermesAdapter`
shim at the bottom of adapter.py.
Consequence in prod: every fresh claude-code / langgraph / openclaw
workspace crashed at runtime startup with
"module 'adapter' has no attribute 'Adapter'", even with a2a-sdk
correctly pinned <1.0. Provisioning looked successful from CP's side
(EC2 ran) but the agent never registered because the process never
reached A2A bootstrap.
Fix: if `Adapter` is absent from the imported module, scan the module
for any attribute that is a proper BaseAdapter subclass (excluding
BaseAdapter itself — regression guard in tests). The explicit alias
remains the preferred contract; this is purely additive tolerance.
Bump to 0.1.4 and publish to PyPI via the existing v* tag trigger.
6 new tests cover: explicit alias, subclass-fallback, non-adapter-noise
ignored, empty module → error, missing module → error, re-exported
BaseAdapter → not selected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
