adk-java and google-adk-visual-agent-builder-demo

The Java toolkit is the core framework for building AI agents, while the visual agent builder demo provides an example of how to use and visualize systems built upon that framework, making them complementary tools within the Google ADK ecosystem.

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Language: Java
License: Apache-2.0
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About adk-java

google/adk-java

An open-source, code-first Java toolkit for building, evaluating, and deploying sophisticated AI agents with flexibility and control.

This toolkit helps Java developers build sophisticated AI agents that can interact with various services, especially within the Google Cloud ecosystem. It allows you to define agent behavior, tool use, and how agents work together directly in Java code. Developers who need fine-grained control over agent logic and integration will find this useful for creating intelligent automation.

AI development Java programming multi-agent systems cloud integration software engineering

About google-adk-visual-agent-builder-demo

thomas-chong/google-adk-visual-agent-builder-demo

Complete demo of Google ADK Visual Agent Builder with multi-agent research system

This project helps researchers, analysts, or anyone needing to gather in-depth information by automatically building and running sophisticated search agents. You describe your research topic in plain language, and it generates a multi-step research system that intelligently refines search queries and synthesizes findings. The output is a comprehensive, structured research summary, eliminating the need for manual, repetitive searching.

research-automation information-synthesis market-intelligence data-discovery knowledge-management

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