Token counts don't explain tool failures.
Agent observability needs span-level tool attribution, critic decisions, and replayable traces, not aggregate token dashboards that hide the fork where everything went wrong.
Discuss agent architectures and share learnings with the community.
Agent observability needs span-level tool attribution, critic decisions, and replayable traces, not aggregate token dashboards that hide the fork where everything went wrong.
ADK makes sense when you're already in Google Cloud and need governed agent deployment. The playbook isn't learning the SDK; it's eval gates, IAM boundaries, and critic loops.
Cloud Next was less about a new model and more about where agents run, who governs them, and how they get discovered inside an org. Here's what Agentspace and the ADK push mean for enterprise buyers.
AutoGen taught Microsoft conversation loops; Semantic Kernel taught it enterprise plumbing. The Agent Framework is the merger, and the migration story matters more than the feature list.