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Adds documentation for integrating A2UI with Google Agent Development Kit (ADK). Includes: - Architecture overview (protocol bridge pattern) - Complete bridge server code (Python/FastAPI) - A2UI configuration steps - Windows compatibility notes - Troubleshooting guide Based on real-world integration experience with AI Technical Interviewer project. Related: Discussion google#390
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VIKAS9793
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@googlebot I signed it!
VIKAS9793
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Dec 30, 2025
I have signed the CLA.
I noticed this branch is behind main — I'll update it shortly.
This guide documents a direct A2A-to-ADK bridge approach for integrating Google ADK agents with the A2UI web interface. It's based on a production implementation using FastAPI for protocol translation.
Happy to address any feedback or suggestions from the maintainers. Thanks for reviewing!
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Dec 30, 2025
Branch updated and CLA check passed! Ready for workflow approval and review when you have a moment. Thanks!
Adds documentation for integrating A2UI with Google Agent Development Kit (ADK).
Includes:
Based on real-world integration experience with AI Technical Interviewer project.
Related: Discussion #390