Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) facilitates the creation of AI-powered agents in Python and Java, accommodating simple and complex workflows. Users can set up the ADK by creating a virtual environment and installing it via pip, which requires approximately 285 MB for dependencies. The ADK features automatic detection of .env files for API keys without needing extra code. Developers can create a basic AI agent, such as a search assistant, by organizing files and utilizing provided classes from the ADK.
The Agent Development Kit, or ADK for short, supports two languages, Python and Java. We'll work with the Python version.
A common use case in generative AI is developing an agent, which is a system users interact with in plain language to accomplish a given task.
Creating AI agents can require a lot of heavy lifting, even when you're leveraging an existing commercial model.
Google recently released the Agent Development Kit, a library for Python and Java that handles many boilerplate aspects of creating AI agents.
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