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ADK-Rust
A fully native Rust framework for building autonomous agents and workflow-driven AI systems. Free to use, and staying that way.
Developers are already building on it
Sponsorship funds a framework teams already depend on. These figures are measured from crates.io, GitHub, and this site’s own analytics.
- 522k
- Crate downloads
- 76.5%
- Downloaded in 90 days
- 632
- GitHub stars
- 96
- Countries reading the docs
- 93.2%
- Issues closed
- 389
- Pull requests merged
- 24
- Releases shipped
- 18
- Contributors
Across 62 published crates
Share of all downloads that are recent
96 forks
Measured by this site's own analytics
68 of 73 reported
69.5% of those opened
Latest v2.1.0
People who have landed a change
Measured Sep 1, 2026. Sources: crates.io, GitHub, and first-party site analytics.
Hi,
The team at Zavora.ai maintain ADK-Rust, a fully native Rust framework for building autonomous agents and workflow-driven AI systems.
ADK-Rust is focused on performance, reliability, and developer ergonomics, giving teams a Rust-native alternative for building long-running, production-grade agents.
Sponsorship helps the team dedicate consistent time to:
New features and improvements
Runtime, agent composition, tools, sessions, and the typed event model that everything else builds on.
Documentation, examples, and tutorials
Guides and runnable examples that stay aligned with the published release rather than drifting behind it.
Stability, bug fixes, and releases
Compile checks for published examples, regression suites, and the release engineering behind every version.
Supporting users and contributors
Answering issues, reviewing pull requests, and helping the people building on ADK-Rust get unstuck.
Whether you’re an individual developer or a company using ADK-Rust in production, your support directly contributes to the project’s sustainability and long-term success.
Thank you for supporting open source ❤️
James Karanja
Founder — Zavora.ai
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Sponsor$100a month$1,000a month
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The goal
25 monthly sponsors
Reaching this goal will help fund consistent development of ADK-Rust, including new features, documentation, examples, and long-term maintenance. Sponsorship allows the team to dedicate focused time to building a fully native, Rust-based agent framework and supporting the community around it.
GitHub tracks progress towards the goal on the sponsors page.
Not ready yet? Take the checklist
The ADK-Rust production agent checklist is a pre-launch checklist for teams putting Rust AI agents in front of real users, written from operating ADK-Rust, this website, and its isolated playground in production. Add your details and it is yours.
- ✓What the agent is allowed to do, and where the human gate belongs
- ✓Composition choices: single agent, sequential, parallel, loop, or delegation
- ✓Treating tools as your real API surface, with bounded external calls
- ✓Sessions, memory, retention, and append-only audit history
- ✓Model providers, token limits, and cost per successful outcome
- ✓Security before the first real user, including untrusted model output
- ✓Agent regression testing, observability, deployment, and day-two operations
Other ways to help
Sponsorship is the most direct way to fund the project, but it is not the only one. Contributions, issue reports, and telling other Rust teams about ADK-Rust all matter.