Products built on ADK-Rust

Agents become useful when they become products.

Four outcomes built on one Rust agent foundation: workbooks, accounting, hiring, and multi-channel agent operations.

Workbook

Editable artifacts

ERP

Voice + tools

Workflow

Approval stays human

Gateway

Channels + agents

Four product stories

Start with the outcome. Inspect the system behind it.

Each story shows what people can do today and the runtime, protocols, tools, memory, and approval boundaries that support it.

Verified product captureZSpreadsheet
ARTIFACT V04

WORKBOOK ASSISTANT

Build a quarterly plan with a revenue summary and editable assumptions.
MCP · workbook.create
MCP · formula.write
Artifact saved
ABCDE
Revenue
$84k
Costs
Margin
Diagrammed from verified catalog capabilities. It is intentionally not presented as a screenshot of the current product interface.
Reachable productADK-Rust v2 workbook agent

ZSpreadsheet

Describe the spreadsheet. Receive a real workbook you can inspect, edit, version, and download.

For people who need the finished Excel artifact, with its formulas and formatting, rather than instructions for building it themselves.

Interface

React/Vite workbook UI

Runtime

ADK-Rust v2 + Rust/Axum

Tools

74-tool Excel MCP server

State

PostgreSQL sessions + versions

Actual product captureAmos AI
Amos AI Accountant embedded inside Zavora ERP with voice controls, a live business snapshot, workplan, evidence, and activity panels.
Repository product capture. Amos is embedded in the ERP and keeps the live business snapshot, workplan, evidence, and activity visible beside the conversation.
Reachable productADK-Rust realtime accountant

Amos AI

Talk to the books. Amos plans the work, uses the live ERP, asks before posting, and returns evidence.

A developer case study in native audio, scoped MCP tools, editable skills, durable memory, browser evidence, and scheduled sub-agents.

Interface

Voice · chat · visible workplan

Runtime

ADK-Rust RealtimeRunner

Tools

70+ ERP operations + browser evidence

Knowledge

16 skills · pgvector memory · 11 routines

Actual local product captureJobHunter
The real JobHunter React job-seeker workspace with its ADK-Rust agent panel open.
Actual local product capture from the JobHunter repository. The React workspace is backed by the Rust service, PostgreSQL, Redis, and the role-specific ADK-Rust agent runtime.
Local previewRole-aware multi-agent product

JobHunter

Give job seekers and recruiters separate agent teams, tools, state, and product workspaces.

A source-backed product case study in multi-agent coordination, role-aware routing, browser tools, RAG, persistence, approval, and a two-sided React experience.

Interfaces

Next.js job seeker + recruiter workspaces

Agents

Two coordinators + twelve specialists

Runtime

ADK-Rust v2 + Rust/Axum

State

PostgreSQL · Redis · pgvector

Source-verified capability visualizationADK Gateway

Gateway runtime

Channels into one agent system

AWP · ACP · MCP
Telegram
Slack
WhatsApp
Discord
Matrix

Agents

Runtime lifecycle

Tools

Built-in + MCP

State

Memory + RAG

Control

RBAC + approval

Diagrammed from verified catalog capabilities. It is intentionally not presented as a screenshot of the current product interface.
Source availableMulti-channel agent gateway

ADK Gateway

Run agents across messaging channels, tools, memory, workflows, and agent-native web interfaces from one Rust binary.

For teams that need one governed runtime connecting ADK-Rust agents to people, systems, coding agents, and other agent interfaces.

Channels

Telegram · Slack · WhatsApp · Discord · Matrix

Runtime

Rust single binary

Integrations

MCP · ACP · AWP

State

Sessions · knowledge graph · RAG

One framework, different systems

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