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There's a new AI agent framework that's
replacing Langchain, Langraph, Autogen,
all of it. It's called ADK, agent
development kit by Google and is way
more powerful than people realize. Let's
see how it works. First, you define a
persona. You're not just giving it a
prompt. You're giving it a role, a
mindset. Next, you give it tools, actual
functions it can call, like running
shell commands or searching Stack
Overflow. Now, memory. Yes, this agent
remembers not just the last message,
actual long-term recall. And finally,
you don't send prompts. You give it a
goal. The agent breaks it down, finds
the right steps, picks the right tools,
loops if it fails, stores what it
learns. It's like lang chain plus memory
plus tool use plus planning, but wrapped
up into one clean agent loop. And it's
open source. You run it locally. No
secret APIs, no lock in. So yeah, while
everyone's still chaining prompts, you
could be building autonomous agents that
actually work. That's Google ADK. And
this is what real AI agents are supposed
to feel like.
Discover Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) — the open-source framework that’s changing how developers build AI agents. It’s replacing LangChain, LangGraph, and AutoGen by combining persona-driven behavior, tool use, long-term memory, and goal-oriented planning into one clean agent loop. Run it locally, MIT-licensed, no lock-in. In this video, you’ll learn: ✅ What Google ADK (Agent Development Kit) is and why it’s more powerful than people realize ✅ How to set up Persona, Tools, Memory, and Goal-driven planning ✅ How agents break goals into steps, pick tools, loop on failure, and store learnings ✅ Why developers are moving from LangChain/LangGraph/AutoGen to ADK Key ADK Features: 🧠 Persona system for role and mindset (agent thinking patterns) 🛠 Tool integration for real function calls (shell, APIs, StackOverflow search) 💾 Long-term memory with recall and context building 🎯 Goal-oriented planning and reflection inside a single agent loop Unlike other frameworks, ADK is open source (MIT), runs locally, and avoids lock-in. This isn’t just chat — it’s building autonomous agents that actually work. Ready to build the next generation of AI agents? ADK is your blueprint. #GoogleADK #AgentDevelopmentKit #AIAgents #OpenSourceAI #AutonomousAgents #LangChain