Disclaimer, I use ADK, haven't really looked at Dspy (though I have prior heard of it). ADK certainly addresses all of the points you have in the post.
I personally haven't looked super closely at ADK. But I would love if someone more knowledgeable could do a sort of comparison. I imagine there are a lot of similar/shared ideas!
There are dozens if not 100s of agent frameworks in use today, 1000s if you peruse /new. I'm curious what features will make for longevity. One thing about ADK is that it comes in four languages (Py, TS, Go, Java; so far), which means understanding can transfer over/between teams in larger orgs, and they can share the same backing services (like the db to persist sessions).
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Yeah! I can agree with this. There's some improved ergonomics to get here
Have you looked at ADK? How does it compare? Does it even fit in the same place as Dspy?
https://google.github.io/adk-docs/
Disclaimer, I use ADK, haven't really looked at Dspy (though I have prior heard of it). ADK certainly addresses all of the points you have in the post.
I personally haven't looked super closely at ADK. But I would love if someone more knowledgeable could do a sort of comparison. I imagine there are a lot of similar/shared ideas!
There are dozens if not 100s of agent frameworks in use today, 1000s if you peruse /new. I'm curious what features will make for longevity. One thing about ADK is that it comes in four languages (Py, TS, Go, Java; so far), which means understanding can transfer over/between teams in larger orgs, and they can share the same backing services (like the db to persist sessions).