Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this interview from Google I/O, Greg Bagues sits down with Seba Gnagarella, Lead Engineer for Firebase, to explore how the platform is morphing into the ultimate client side launchpad for agentic development. Learn how a decade of well structured documentation, clean APIs, and powerful CLI tools have made Firebase the ideal playground for coding agents and full stack automation frameworks.
This discussion covers major architecture updates, including the relaunch of Firebase SQL Connect with real time replication and offline support, the integration of Firebase CI Logic running Gemini 3.5 Flash, and frictionless Google Workspace OAuth mappings. For cloud engineers and system architects, this session outlines why meeting the agent where it is building, whether inside Android Studio, Google AI Studio, or Antigravity IDEs, is the next frontier in lowering transaction costs and scaling localized edge persistence securely.
Watch more Google I/O Interviews β https://goo.gle/io-tech-chats
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#GoogleIO #GoogleCloud
Speakers: Greg Bagues, Seba Gnagnarella
Products Mentioned: Firebase, Firebase SQL Connect, Gemini, Google Workspace, Android Studio, Google AI Studio, Antigravity
In this interview from Google I/O, Greg Bagues sits down with Seba Gnagarella, Lead Engineer for Firebase, to explore how the platform is morphing into the ultimate client side launchpad for agentic development. Learn how a decade of well structured documentation, clean APIs, and powerful CLI tools have made Firebase the ideal playground for coding agents and full stack automation frameworks.
This discussion covers major architecture updates, including the relaunch of Firebase SQL Connect with real time replication and offline support, the integration of Firebase CI Logic running Gemini 3.5 Flash, and frictionless Google Workspace OAuth mappings. For cloud engineers and system architects, this session outlines why meeting the agent where it is building, whether inside Android Studio, Google AI Studio, or Antigravity IDEs, is the next frontier in lowering transaction costs and scaling localized edge persistence securely.
Watch more Google I/O Interviews β https://goo.gle/io-tech-chats
π Subscribe to Google Cloud Tech β https://goo.gle/GoogleCloudTech
#GoogleIO #GoogleCloud
Speakers: Greg Bagues, Seba Gnagnarella
Products Mentioned: Firebase, Firebase SQL Connect, Gemini, Google Workspace, Android Studio, Google AI Studio, Antigravity




![Stop building slow AI: Optimizing multi-agent systems for production
Build a Multi-Agent Marathon Planner with ADK and A2A β https://goo.gle/4nyWbRE
[Demo] Race Condition β https://goo.gle/3Pbv16Z
Join Casey West and Ivan Ardini as they break down the multi-agent architecture behind their Dev Keynote demo, revealing the secrets to optimizing complex AI systems for production constraints. Discover how to leverage the Agent Development Kit (ADK) to build specialized planner, simulator, and evaluator agents, and learn advanced techniques for real time evaluation using Gemini 3.1 Pro. Explore how to optimize Agent2Agent Protocol (A2A) communication using Pub/Sub, WebSockets, and protocol buffers, and master Agent-to-User Interface (A2UI) generation to build responsive, scalable frontends for cloud applications.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:14 - Considerations for building the Cloud Next 2026 demo
3:42 - Agents as judges
5:20 - Tools vs skills for AI agents
7:55 - Evaluating AI agents
11:33 - Using Agent2Agent Protocol (A2A) in the demo
16:20 - How can developers trust the output of AI models?
18:41 - Data governance for multi-agent systems
19:50 - Getting started with codelabs
Watch more Google Cloud Next 2026 β https://goo.gle/next-talks-2026
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#GoogleCloudNext
Speakers: Casey West, Ivan Nardini
Products Mentioned: Agent Development Kit, Gemini, Agent2Agent Protocol, Pub/Sub, WebSockets, Agent-to-User Interface, Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform Stop building slow AI: Optimizing multi-agent systems for production](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ge5cLd8uics/mqdefault.jpg)

![No design skills? Use this free AI powered design tool from Google | The Agent Factory
Stitch β https://goo.gle/4njvHU6
Introducing βvibe designβ with Stitch β https://goo.gle/49dPdMj
If youve ever shipped an app that worked perfectly under the hood but looked like it was built in 2003, this episode is for you. Designing beautiful, responsive user interfaces is notoriously difficult, but what if you could outsource the heavy lifting to an AI? In this episode, we explore Stitch, Google Labsβ AI-powered UI generation tool that acts as your personal creative director, building stunning interfaces on the fly without writing a single line of initial CSS.
Host Nohe sits down with David East, DevRel Engineer at Google Labs, for a complete walkthrough of the Stitch platform. Youll see David design a fully custom Maryland crabbing tour website from scratch, establish non-negotiable constraints like color and theme, and dive deep into Design.mdβthe secret file that translates your creative intent into tokenized AI values. The episode also features an incredible demo using the Gemini CLI and the Stitch MCP server to pull down production-ready HTML and Tailwind CSS straight to your local environment, followed by a rapid-fire hot takes round on the future of frontend engineering.
Whether youβre a backend developer avoiding Flexbox or a seasoned architect looking to speed up your prototyping, youll walk away from this episode knowing exactly how to prompt an AI for highly-specific UI designs. Youll learn the concept of semantic compression, how to leverage design variants, and why treating AI as your creative partner rather than just a code generator yields the best results.
Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction to David East & Stitch
1:43 - What is Stitch? The AI design agent
6:08 - Getting started in the Stitch UI
14:43 - Why Design.md is the secret sauce of AI design
21:47 - Generating design variations in Stitch
30:18 - Extracting HTML and Tailwind CSS directly
34:14 - Gemini CLI & the Stitch MCP Server
40:21 - Let AI write the complex CSS grid instructions
41:47 - Hot Takes: Is app development all agents now?
More resources:
Bad at CSS β https://goo.gle/48Ogwws
Google Labs community β https://goo.gle/48UzKk5
David Eastβs website β https://goo.gle/4txjQUf
Speaker: Nohe [@nohedev], David East [@_davideast]
Watch more of The Agent Factory β https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBOvM7SiDa4&list=PLIivdWyY5sqLXR1eSkiM5bE6pFlXC-OSs
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Products Mentioned: Google Stitch, Gemini, Gemini CLI, Google Labs, Firebase, Firebase Studio, Jules, Tailwind CSS, HTML/CSS, Jetpack Compose, Swift UI, Flutter, React, Model Context Protocol (MCP) No design skills? Use this free AI powered design tool from Google | The Agent Factory](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hNHE301qF1A/mqdefault.jpg)



