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agent-frameworks

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Build Python agents and their system prompts with Google ADK, LangGraph, LangChain, and agents-cli.

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Agent Frameworks

Implement the existing or explicitly selected agent framework. Choosing a framework does not authorize provider calls, tracing exports, deployment, or installing every vendor skill.

Workflow

  1. Keep the project's framework: an existing agent stays on its framework unless the user asks to migrate it.
  2. Default new agents to Google ADK: scaffold with agents-cli, then write SDK code per google-adk.
  3. Use LangGraph second: choose it when ADK does not fit, for example a required non-Google stack, durable graph state, or interrupts ADK cannot express. Use LangChain only as LangGraph building blocks: start from its create_agent, which returns a compiled LangGraph, and hand-write graph topology only where the standard loop falls short. No other framework is a default.
  4. Read only the matching guide and its required resources.

Task guides

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  • agents-cli: Google agent scaffolding, lifecycle, and official skill discovery.
  • google-adk: Google ADK agents, runners, tools, sessions, and evaluation.
  • langchain: LangChain create_agent, middleware, MCP tools, and structured output as LangGraph building blocks.
  • langgraph: LangGraph state, persistence, streaming, interrupts, and durable execution.
  • system-prompts: Application system prompt layering, rule wording, and validated structured output.
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