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1. 2d
   Google restructures adk-recipes repo as single source of truth for ADK agents

   A Google Developers Blog post walks through google/adk-recipes, the restructured successor to google/adk-samples that now serves as the single source of truth for ADK content across Google Cloud's Agents CLI, Agent Garden and Gemini Enterprise app. The repo is split into three top-level layers: core/ for reference patterns, plugins/ for installable vertical skills packaged under the Agent Plugins v1.0.0 spec, and contrib/ for end-to-end deployable services, with every recipe shipping a validated manifest.yaml, an AGENTS.md aimed at coding assistants, and for the latter two layers a Dockerfile plus a runnability test enforced by CI. Worked examples include Horizon, a long-horizon reference harness with eighteen behavioural eval rubrics, and a retail plugin whose product-search skill uses Vector Search 2.0 with BigQuery while its virtual-tryon skill defaults to gemini-2.5-flash-image and uses veo-3.1 in Reference-to-Video mode; the skills install into assistants such as Claude Code and Cursor via the npx skills CLI.

   Google Developers Blog · 🔥 0
2. 3d
   WeCom and WorkBuddy integrate, placing an AI agent in the contact list

   On October 14, Tencent announced a joint release of WeCom and WorkBuddy (WeCom 5.0.12 × WorkBuddy 5.8.0), with WorkBuddy appearing in the WeCom contact list as a conversational bot employees can task like a colleague. The two products share an account system and, within company authorization, open up messaging, documents, meetings and cloud drive capabilities, so results can flow back through WeCom chats, groups, the micro drive or scheduled tasks, while administrators manage seats, permissions and usage from the existing WeCom org structure. Hands-on reports say message triage, document handling, report generation and unread-email summaries work, but approvals are not yet supported, outbound messages require manual confirmation, and WeCom-login data is not shared with existing WorkBuddy accounts.

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3. 4d
   Google Cloud unveils Gemini agent with enterprise identity, audit logs and budget caps

   According to Google Cloud's materials from the Gemini at Work 2026 event on October 8, 2026, Google Cloud introduced "Gemini agent": users give it objectives rather than instructions, and it breaks down tasks across Workspace and third-party apps, selects tools and orchestrates sub-agents, running long jobs in the cloud for days and checking in with a human only at nodes such as spending money, sending mail or deleting data, returning finished work rather than an answer. Each agent gets an independent enterprise identity, mailbox, calendar, budget cap and full audit logs; the product is in private preview for enterprise customers, with no general availability date or pricing announced. The analysis argues the model layer is not locked in — Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform can pull third-party models such as Anthropic Claude through Model Garden, the ADK is declared model-agnostic and is open-sourced with native A2A protocol support — so the contest is about governance and who owns acceptance, not about a single impressive demo.

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4. Oct 8
   Google Cloud launches Gemini agent, a universal agent for work

   At its Gemini at Work 2026 event, Google Cloud announced the “Gemini agent” for enterprise customers, billed as a “new single, universal agent for work” available in the Gemini Enterprise app, Google Workspace and third-party services including Slack and Microsoft 365. Google says you can “give it objectives, not instructions”: the agent runs in the cloud, routes each job to the model that fits best — including Gemini and Claude models today, with other private and open models promised later — and uses sub-agents for multi-step workflows that can run for hours or days. It is currently in private preview, with wider availability coming soon for select Workspace Business and Enterprise plans; pricing and a full launch date were not disclosed.

   9to5Google · 🔥 0
5. Oct 7
   Google signs 20-year nuclear PPA with Constellation to add 890 MW for AI data centers

   Google has signed a 20-year power purchase agreement with Constellation Energy, acting as anchor customer for more than $4.3 billion of upgrades to 11 nuclear units across Illinois, Pennsylvania and New Jersey that are expected to add 890 MW of new capacity to the PJM grid, with the first uprate due by 2028 and the full amount targeted before the end of 2032. The companies also signed a separate 15-year energy supply agreement covering 2,700 MW of Constellation's existing PJM generation, plus a five-year technology deal under which Constellation will expand its use of Google Cloud and Gemini Enterprise. Google ties the projects to rising electricity demand from its AI data centers; the article cites IEA projections of nearly 2% annual US demand growth through 2030, with data centers accounting for about half of the increase.

   TechRepublic · 🔥 0

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