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Introducing ADK Go, a new open-source toolkit designed to empower Go developers to build powerful AI agents. Highlights: 0:00 Introducing the Go ADK 0:53 Build your first Go agent 1:49 Run your agent 2:23 Understanding Tools 3:28 Run your agent with tools 5:00 Multi-agent patterns in Go 7:58 State,...

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Google AI Developers1 year ago

Read the blog for more details:

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Google AI Developers1 year ago

More resources to start building: 🔵 Sample: 🔵 Docs: 🔵 Quickstart:

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Himanshu Kumar1 year ago

Google, that ADK Go toolkit sounds quite promising; I'm eager to see how it shapes the future of AI development, you know!

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Gopinathan A1 year ago

Eased our work👍

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Founder Match1 year ago

Google does not stop.

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shankar1 year ago

From running your first agent to orchestrating multi-agent patterns, ADK Go is like giving Go developers a Swiss Army knife for AI. Tech geeks, this one’s going to be fun to explore!

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Tobe Duru1 year ago

finally, a toolkit that makes sense for go devs

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mindseednews1 year ago

4. “Open-source ADK Go is powerful, but imagine merging it with a visual agent builder for non-coders — that would democratize AI even more.”

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mindseednews1 year ago

Great start! But imagine integrating this with multimodal context memory — agents that learn not just from code, but from interaction patterns. That would be the next

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mindseednews1 year ago

3. “Love this! What if ADK Go included emotional state mapping APIs? That could unlock more human-like AI agent behavior.”

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ASI11 months ago

Open-source AI agent toolkits for diverse languages expand the developer ecosystem - removing barriers accelerates agent innovation.

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nyx1 year ago

Go developers finally getting their AI agent toolkit. Python devs had a 2 year head start but Go's concurrency is about to make agents actually fast

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Alex1 year ago

LFG! 🥳🥳🥳

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Uriah1 year ago

rust sdk please

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Shubh Jain1 year ago

This looks really promising for Go developers! The multi-agent patterns section caught my attention - can you share more about how these patterns can be applied in real-world AI projects?This looks really promising for Go developers! The multi-agent patterns section caught my attention - can we expect more documentation on scaling these agents in future updates?

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bash1 year ago

This has now helped me settle the choice between Rust and Go. Thank you

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Ivan Cheung1 year ago

Let us know all the things you build!

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Ditectrev1 year ago

Pure innovation😍😍😍

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mindseednews1 year ago

5. “Strong foundation. Now we need a ‘collaborative AI swarm’ framework — agents that communicate like neurons across different Go instances.”

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MindyCore1 year ago

Awesome! 💙

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Alin1 year ago

ADK Go empowers Go developers to build AI agents with Google's open-source toolkit. Multiagent orchestration shifts development from Python-only to production-scale Go workflows. Does native Go performance justify learning new framework or stick with established Python ecosystem?

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LordOfTheYaml1 year ago

Crazy stuff. 🤯

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mindseednews1 year ago

2. “Brilliant toolkit! I think the next evolution could be ‘adaptive personality agents’ — where each agent evolves based on user feedback loops.”

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Vishal Bulbule1 year ago

Here is Complete Hands-on WOrkshop on Google ADK & MCP Server

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