This in-person hands-on workshop is co-organized by GDG Berchtesgadener Land, GDG Cloud Munich, and GDG & Women Techmake...
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āļøWell, better cancel them, because we are spending the evening together building a multi-agent system using the Agent Development Kit (ADK) and the Agent to Agent (A2A) protocol āļø
Our evening is split into two exciting parts:
It is time to move from isolated chatbots to ecosystems of collaborating agents. But how do we ensure agents can talk to each other without building proprietary silos?
In this session, we will break down interoperable AI using an open source standard recently donated to the Linux Foundation: the Agent to Agent (A2A) protocol. To streamline the process, we will use Google Cloudās open source framework, the Agent Development Kit (ADK).
We will start with a live demo of a deployed multi-agent system where an orchestrator agent coordinates multiple specialists via A2A. After the demo, we will deconstruct the architecture and walk through the engineering process to rebuild the system from scratch. Join us to see how ADK and A2A empower the future of Agentic AI.
In this hands-on session, you will go beyond basic chatbots to build a distributed multi-agent system. You will build a Course Creation Agent Pipeline using the ADK, a code-first framework designed to simplify the development, evaluation, and deployment of complex AI.
Each agent maintains a single responsibility, collaborating toward a shared objective and self-correcting until the goal is achieved. This workshop provides a practical foundation for designing and implementing robust multi-agent architectures.
By the end of this workshop, you will:
Master the fundamentals of ADK and multi-agent systems.
Design agents with specialized, clear responsibilities.
Test and run agents locally.
Deploy a multi-agent application to Google Cloud.
Launch your first publicly available multi-agent system.
Level: Beginner friendly, no prior multi-agent experience required.
Skills: Basic experience with Python, Google Cloud, Docker, and Bash is a plus.
Credits: Provide a personal Gmail account at least three days prior to the event to receive free Google Cloud credits.
Setup: Bring a charged laptop and avoid using a VPN during workshop tasks.
Both the talk and workshop will be led by Luiz Carneiro, who will guide you step by step through building, testing, and deploying your application.
ā ļø Important Reminder: To receive Google Cloud credits, attendees must use a private Gmail account. Donāt forget your laptop and your curiosity!
Saturday, April 18, 2026
4:00 PM ā 9:00 PM (UTC)
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