𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟑 & 𝟒 𝐨𝐟 𝟓 – 𝐀𝐈 𝐀𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐞 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐥𝐞 Progressing through the intensive program, the last two days focused on two major pillars of building robust AI agents: Context Engineering and Agent Quality. Day 3 explored how to make agents stateful using Sessions and Memory, enabling them to maintain context, personalize interactions, and support coherent multi-turn conversations. Through the codelabs, we implemented working memory, long-term memory, and dynamic context assembly using ADK. Day 4 shifted to evaluation and observability, introducing Logs, Traces, and Metrics to help interpret an agent’s decision-making. We also explored scalable evaluation methods like LLM-as-a-Judge and HITL to assess response quality and tool usage. These modules highlighted how state, visibility, and evaluation shape agents into reliable, real-world systems. 📂 Notes and learnings: https://lnkd.in/eaCzCui8 #AI #Agents #Google #MachineLearning #LearningJourney #AIAgents #Kaggle #Observability #AIQuality
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𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟓 𝐨𝐟 𝟓 – 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐨𝐭𝐲𝐩𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 (𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐥𝐞 𝐀𝐈 𝐀𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬) The final day focused on how to take AI agents into real production environments. We explored deployment workflows, CI/CD practices, and scaling strategies that ensure reliability at the enterprise level. The core takeaway was the A2A Protocol, enabling agents to communicate across systems and teams. Through the codelabs, I built agents that expose A2A endpoints and integrated remote agents as if they were local. A strong finish to a powerful 5-day learning experience. 📂 Notes: https://lnkd.in/eaCzCui8 #AI #Agents #Google #LearningJourney #AIAgents #A2A
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If you're interested in AI, this is something you may want to join! Google announced a completely free 5-Day AI Agents Intensive Course from (Nov 10-14). This is a game-changer for anyone looking to level up their AI skills. The free, no-cost course is designed to teach you how to build, evaluate, and deploy AI agents. As well as a high level breakdown on day 1 of what AI agents are and what they mean for business What caught my attention: ✅ Built by Google's ML researchers and engineers ✅ Hands-on code labs ✅ Learn agent architectures, tools, memory management, and evaluation ✅ Real capstone project to build your portfolio ✅ Optional prizes and recognition Topics covered: Day 1: Intro to Agents & Agentic Architectures Day 2: Agent Tools & Model Context Protocol (MCP) Day 3: Memory Management & Context Engineering Day 4: Agent Quality, Observability & Evaluation Day 5: Deployment & Multi-Agent Systems If your keen go check it out: https://lnkd.in/esH8aF9a
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🔥 Day 3 of the Kaggle 5-Day Agents Course — Context Engineering: Sessions & Memory Today’s focus was on how agents remember — exploring how sessions and memory make LLM-powered agents more human-like and context-aware. 🧩 Inspired by the whitepaper “Context Engineering: Sessions & Memory” by Kimberly Milam & Antonio Gulli, I built a hands-on project in Google Colab —a Chat Memory Agent that: 💬 Remembers user-provided facts 🧠 Persists conversations in a SQLite database 🔁 Supports /reset and even context compaction for long-term memory control This project gave me a real feel for how context engineering helps agents: “To enable LLMs to remember, learn, and personalize interactions, developers must dynamically assemble and manage information within their context window.” Every message now matters — the agent builds its own memory of you. Here’s a quick demo from my Colab notebook 👇 💡 Key takeaway: Context Engineering = The art of connecting short-term context with long-term memory, making AI systems feel more alive, personal, and persistent. #KaggleAgents #Day3 #ContextEngineering #AI #LLM #Agents #Memory #GoogleColab #OpenAI #MachineLearning #AIInnovation
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AI is writing code faster than ever, but the real challenge is keeping it from breaking things. Vega and @GitHub Copilot are tackling that head-on, and it is exactly what we will be talking about at GitHub Universe tomorrow.
Everyone is talking about AI writing code. Yet no one is talking about what happens after you hit merge. Vega and GitHub Copilot are → https://bit.ly/42ZJHcY
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Yet another (this time amazing!) example that the problem is not writing code. Its shipping code safely. Making those decisions, and shortening the OODA loop from when we find a thing, to when we fix it, is really critical for business' ability to execute in the new era. That's why we've been focused almost exclusively on data powering decisions, specifically in runtime.
Everyone is talking about AI writing code. Yet no one is talking about what happens after you hit merge. Vega and GitHub Copilot are → https://bit.ly/42ZJHcY
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Build, ship, learn - The enhanced workflow now available with LaunchDarkly and GitHub connects the feedback loop for code investigations to implementation. Vega by LaunchDarkly analyzes logs, traces, and errors, drafts a clear fix plan tied to recent flags or code changes, and then you can assign GitHub Copilot’s coding agent to open a ready-to-review pull request with proposed changes. The fix ships behind a feature flag, moves through GitHub Actions gates, and stays under your control with required reviews and checks. Want to learn more at #GitHubUniverse2025 - find the LaunchDarkly booth!
Everyone is talking about AI writing code. Yet no one is talking about what happens after you hit merge. Vega and GitHub Copilot are → https://bit.ly/42ZJHcY
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The recent Harvard Business Review Analytic Services report on managing risk in modern software delivery notes that while 71% of organizations say they need to improve how they manage software release risk, only 6% can detect release errors in real time. We’re excited to announce an enhanced workflow between LaunchDarkly Vega and GitHub Copilot to do just that! To learn more check out: https://lnkd.in/ejVXbPNH Amazing work Carly (Tschantz) Grandfield! Doug Gould, Jay Khatri, Ramon N., Henry Barrow, Zach Davis, Vadim Korolik, Neha Julka, & Jessica C.
Everyone is talking about AI writing code. Yet no one is talking about what happens after you hit merge. Vega and GitHub Copilot are → https://bit.ly/42ZJHcY
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Day 2: Building Smarter Agents with Tools & Interoperability Continuing the 5-Day "AI Agents" learning sprint by Kaggle + Google, today’s focus was on Agent Tools and Model Context Protocol (MCP) - where agents start learning how to use tools to act beyond their own reasoning. 🔹 Day 2 focused on: Exploring new ways to extend agent capabilities through tools. Understanding how MCP enables interoperability between agents and external systems. Learning best practices for building tool-aware and long-running agents that can handle real-world tasks. Each concept showed how important interoperability is: agents that can call APIs, work with data, and interact with services form the foundation for scalable, autonomous systems. I’m beginning to see how this connects to real engineering challenges: distributed orchestration, context sharing, and adaptive decision-making. If you’re also exploring AI agents or experimenting with MCP, would love to hear how you’re approaching tool integration and orchestration.
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🧠 An Agent That Can't Remember is Just a Tool! Day 3 of the 5-Day AI Agents Intensive Course with Google was a deep dive into what makes an agent truly intelligent: Context Engineering: Sessions & Memory. This is what elevates an agent from a one-shot tool to a stateful, collaborative partner. The expert panel was incredible, providing a 360-degree view of memory, from foundational architecture to practical application. Key Insights from the Experts: • Context is Everything: I learned from Jay Alammar how crucial "context engineering" is. It's not just about bigger windows, but strategically assembling information (instructions, history, retrieved data) to steer the agent's reasoning effectively. • Foundational Architecture: Julia Wiesinger, helped frame the discussion by explaining how memory and retrieval-based learning are core parts of the agent's orchestration layer, enabling them to act beyond their static training. • Building Agent Memory: Kimberly Milam, provided a fantastic technical breakdown of how this is built in practice. We explored the Memory ETL Pipeline and the vital difference between volatile Sessions and persistent Memory (long-term, across-session recall). • Augmenting Human Memory: Steven Johnson offered a powerful perspective on the why. He showed how tools like NotebookLM use these memory concepts to augment human creativity and research, turning AI into a true partner for thought. 🛠️ Hands-On Codelabs: Putting this to work was the best part. The codelabs walked us through: • Building a Stateful Agent: Managing conversational history in a session. • Giving an Agent Long-Term Memory: Implementing a memory system that persists after the conversation ends. A huge thanks to Maddula Sampath Kumar for the excellent codelab review, which helped solidify these complex, hands-on concepts. This was a pivotal day. An agent with memory can learn, personalize, and build on past interactions. #AIAgents #GenAI #ContextEngineering #Memory #Kaggle #Google #LLMs Tagging the Hosts: Kanchana Patlolla, Anant Nawalgaria
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🚀 Everyone thinks becoming a GenAI Engineer is easy… until they dive in! 😅 [ First immerse deep into Statistics, Numpy, Metrics for ML Algorithms https://lnkd.in/gmPFWq_w ] At first, it looks simple — just prompts, APIs, and agents. But once you go deeper, you realize there’s a whole ocean beneath the surface: RAG, fine-tuning, LLMOps, embeddings, vector databases, LangChain, tokenization, multi-agent systems, caching, context windows, orchestration, cost optimization, and much more. 🌊 GenAI isn’t just about writing prompts — it’s about building intelligent systems that can think, reason, and interact. 💡 Reposted from https://lnkd.in/gzQn8JDr
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