Build reliable multi-agent applications with ADK Go 2.0. Discover our new graph-based workflow engine, built-in human-in-the-loop, and dynamic orchestration
ADK for Go 2.0: build agent workflows as a graphBuilding real-world agent applications is rarely as simple as sending a single prompt. Production agents must classify, branch, fan out, ask a human to approve something, retry on failure, and loop until done. Expressing that complex orchestration as ad-hoc control flow gets brittle fast.Since its 1.0 release, Agent Development Kit (ADK) for Go has helped Go developers build production agents with a clean, idiomatic API — strong typing, iter.Seq2 event streams, and a runtime that fits naturally into existing Go services.
- ▪ADK for Go 2.0: build agent workflows as a graphBuilding real-world agent applications is rarely as simple as sending a single prompt.
- ▪Production agents must classify, branch, fan out, ask a human to approve something, retry on failure, and loop until done.
- ▪Expressing that complex orchestration as ad-hoc control flow gets brittle fast.Since its 1.0 release, Agent Development Kit (ADK) for Go has helped Go developers build production agents with a clean, idiomatic API — strong typing, iter.Seq2
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ADK for Go 2.0: build agent workflows as a graphBuilding real-world agent applications is rarely as simple as sending a single prompt. Production agents must classify, branch, fan out, ask a human to approve something, retry on failure, and loop until done. Expressing that complex orchestration as ad-hoc control flow gets brittle fast.Since its 1.0 release, Agent Development Kit (ADK) for Go has helped Go developers build production agents with a clean, idiomatic API — strong typing, iter.Seq2 event streams, and a runtime that fits naturally into existing Go services. That foundation has been a real success, and it's exactly what made the next step possible.Today we're excited to share ADK for Go 2.0.
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