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NANOLITE — Nano Banana 2 Lite is here: Google's fastest and most cost-efficient Gemini Image model, made for running lightweight image generation cheaplyOMNIFLASH — Gemini Omni Flash is in public preview, a natively multimodal model that lets enterprises and developers build custom, dynamic video workflowsAGENTS — Managed Agents expand with background: true for async server-side runs and polling, remote MCP server integration, and refreshing credentials across interactionsMEMORY — The Memory Bank IngestEvents API is generally available, decoupling event ingestion from memory generation so you can stream content continuouslyTHROUGHPUT — Provisioned Throughput now lets you submit up to seven pending orders for the same model and regionDEPRECATE — Image generation models shut down on August 17, and the Grok 4.1 family on the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform on August 20NANOLITE — Nano Banana 2 Lite is here: Google's fastest and most cost-efficient Gemini Image model, made for running lightweight image generation cheaplyOMNIFLASH — Gemini Omni Flash is in public preview, a natively multimodal model that lets enterprises and developers build custom, dynamic video workflowsAGENTS — Managed Agents expand with background: true for async server-side runs and polling, remote MCP server integration, and refreshing credentials across interactionsMEMORY — The Memory Bank IngestEvents API is generally available, decoupling event ingestion from memory generation so you can stream content continuouslyTHROUGHPUT — Provisioned Throughput now lets you submit up to seven pending orders for the same model and regionDEPRECATE — Image generation models shut down on August 17, and the Grok 4.1 family on the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform on August 20
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Workspace/2026-07-12Advanced

What I Decided Before Letting an Agent Touch My Files: Folder Boundaries and Guardrails for Gemini Spark

A practical guardrail design for handing local folder cleanup to an autonomous agent: a content-hash manifest, an allowlist policy, and a post-run diff audit that catches irreversible operations before they slip past you.

Gemini Advanced/2026-07-04Advanced

Gemini 3 Multi-Tool Agents: Function Calling + Built-in Tools + Context Circulation in Production

A hands-on look at Gemini 3 multi-tool agents: combining Built-in Tools with Function Calling, Context Circulation, and parallel tool IDs, with measured latency numbers and the pitfalls I hit in production.

Gemini API/2026-07-04Advanced

When Two Managed Agents Fight Over the Same Repo: External Leases and Fencing for Isolated Sandboxes

Every Managed Agents run gets its own isolated sandbox, so a local lock cannot stop two runs from touching the same repo or record. Here is how I serialize them safely with an external lease and a fencing token.

Gemini Advanced/2026-07-03Advanced

Your Tool Results Are Quietly Eating the Conversation — Handle Passing to Keep Gemini Function Calling Contexts Lean

Tool results linger in Function Calling history and compound your input tokens every turn. Two implementations — a token-budgeted compactor and handle passing — cut my measured input by roughly 8x, with the pitfalls I hit along the way.

Gemini Advanced/2026-07-01Advanced

Getting Artifacts Out of a Managed Agents Sandbox Safely — Scoped Credentials and Egress Design

Gemini API Managed Agents run in a Google-hosted isolated sandbox. Here is the short-lived, least-privilege credential and egress-boundary design I use to return generated artifacts to my own repository safely.

Gemini Advanced/2026-06-27Advanced

When Gemini Computer Use Acts on a Stale Screen and Fails Quietly — Field Notes on Guarding the Loop

A Computer Use agent will click based on a screenshot taken moments ago, miss the real target, and throw no error. These are field notes on measuring those silent misclicks and stopping them with an observe-act-verify loop.

Gemini API/2026-06-23Advanced

Implementing Gemini API Function Calling — Parallel Calls, Tool Chains, and When to Use Managed Agents

Production patterns for Gemini API Function Calling: parallel calls, error handling, and tool chaining, plus when to use Managed Agents and how to pin the tool-selecting model to a GA release.

Gemini API/2026-06-20Advanced

Gemini API Grounding × Structured Output Guide — Turn Web Search Results into Typed JSON Data

Combine Gemini API Grounding with Google Search and Structured Output to extract real-time web information as type-safe JSON data. Practical implementation patterns included.

Gemini API/2026-06-16Advanced

Wiring Gemini Managed Agents Into Your Automation: Keeping Conversation State and Environment State Apart

Managed Agents spin up a Linux sandbox, run an agent loop, and return a result in a single API call. The first thing that trips you up when moving off a hand-rolled loop is that conversation state and file state are two separate things. Here's that design, worked through live.

Gemini Advanced/2026-06-13Advanced

A Minimal Autonomous Agent with Gemini — Tool-Loop Design Lessons

Building an autonomous agent from a minimal setup with the google-genai SDK's automatic function calling — plus the step limits, tool allowlists, and retry decisions learned from automating real blog operations.

Gemini API/2026-05-30Advanced

Preserving Gemini 3 Thought Signatures So Multi-Turn Function Calling Doesn't Degrade

When you build function calling on Gemini 3 thinking models, reasoning quality often drops from the second turn onward. The cause is usually a dropped thought signature. Here is how to keep it and verify the effect.

Gemini Advanced/2026-04-28Intermediate

Building Local Agents with Gemma 4's Function Calling

Learn how to implement private, on-premises AI agents using Gemma 4's dedicated Function Calling tokens without relying on cloud APIs.