Building your first Google ADK + Box agent
Blog post from Box
Creating AI agents that interact with real-world systems can be simplified using Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK), as demonstrated in a tutorial that outlines building a Box agent integrated with Box's Intelligent Content Management platform. The ADK employs a hierarchical structure with tools, sub-agents, and a root agent, allowing developers to create agents that can authenticate with Box, navigate its storage, and utilize its AI capabilities for document analysis. The tutorial emphasizes designing focused tools that handle specific tasks like authentication and data retrieval, which are crucial for establishing connections with external systems like Box. Sub-agents combine these tools with large language model (LLM) intelligence to understand user intent and execute tasks such as file searching and content analysis. The root agent orchestrates the entire process, serving as the main entry point and ensuring seamless interaction with Box's features through clear, structured code.
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