docs: add Google Chat ADK Agent Add-on to community showcase
Summary
- Add showcase entry for Google Workspace tutorial on building a Google Chat app with ADK AI agent
Details
Adds the Google Chat ADK Agent Add-on showcase as requested in #658:
- Tutorial: Build a Google Chat app with an ADK AI agent
- Repository: googleworkspace/add-ons-samples
The tutorial demonstrates:
- Deploying the LLM Auditor ADK sample via Agent Starter Pack from GCP console
- Building a Google Chat app that interfaces with Vertex AI Agent Engine
- AI-powered fact-checking (e.g., users send "The Eiffel Tower was completed in 1900" and get corrections with sources)
Closes #658
Summary of Changes
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This pull request enhances the project's documentation by integrating a new entry into the community showcase. The added content features a Google Chat ADK Agent Add-on, providing developers with a practical example of building AI-powered applications within Google Workspace. It includes essential resources like a tutorial and repository, detailing how to deploy and leverage advanced features such as multi-agent systems for fact-checking, thereby enriching the available learning materials for the community.
Highlights
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New Showcase Entry: Added a new entry to the
community-showcase.mddocumentation. - Google Chat ADK Agent Add-on: The entry highlights a Google Chat application built with an ADK AI agent.
- Resource Links: Includes direct links to an official tutorial and the corresponding GitHub repository for the add-on.
- Detailed Description: Provides a comprehensive description of the add-on's functionality, deployment methods (Agent Starter Pack, Cloud Shell), and key features such as quick setup, custom UI integration, and the LLM Auditor multi-agent pattern for fact-checking.
- Technology Stack: Lists the core technologies involved, including ADK, Vertex AI Agent Engine, Google Workspace Add-ons, Apps Script, and Google Chat.
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Is this related to Dialogflow CX?