Auto Adk
Learn about auto adk and how to implement it effectively.
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Last updated: 12/9/2025
AutoADK (ADK) Usage Guide
AutoADK lets you build, customize, and deploy intelligent application workflows powered by agents and tools—no coding needed.
How to Use AutoADK
- Start in your workspace and open the AutoADK module.
- Click "Create New Workflow" to launch a new project.
- Drag-and-drop agents/tools to your workflow canvas.
- Configure agent behaviors and tool options with the property sidebar.
- Connect steps or agents to create your flow (sequential, parallel, or with memory).
- Save your workflow and click "Run" to try it live.
- Monitor results and conversation flows directly on the dashboard.
Key User Options
- Add single or multiple LLM agents for advanced automation.
- Attach tools for knowledge, document parsing, APIs, etc.
- Organize steps in sequence or parallel as needed.
- Adjust memory settings for smarter and more persistent flows.
- Save and share your workflows with your team.
- Use ADK tool manifests or marketplace options when configuring a tool node.
Getting Started
AutoADK enables:
- Modular, Reusable Flows: Build with agents/tools, drag-and-drop style.
- Tool Marketplace Support: Easily add and swap tools via menus.
- Multi-agent Collaboration: Use supervisor/worker, parallel, and sequential patterns.
- Visual Flow Editor: Intuitive interface for chaining steps, rules, and memory.
Google ADK Architecture
- Standardized Tool Description: Use Google ADK schemas and manifest structure.
- Tool Call Support: Agents auto-discover local or cloud-based tools via ADK-compliant manifests.
- Marketplace Integration: Upload/download ADK tool packages from integrated tool registries.
Advanced Options & Tips
- Use the marketplace or Google ADK integration to import new tools.
- Set up supervisor or worker roles using the agent sidebar for more complex workflows.
- Upgrade flows anytime—just drag in new nodes or modify connections.
Troubleshooting
- If a tool does not show up, check that it was imported or added using the correct manifest/marketplace option.
- If a workflow step behaves unexpectedly, edit its agent/tool options and re-save.
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