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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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Quietly Catching Wrong Answers in Your Gemini-Powered App — A Production Auto-Eval Loop

Running Gemini in production eventually shows you responses that are 'kind of wrong.' I want to catch them before users do. This is the exact auto-eval loop I run over live traffic, with the prompts I use and the mistakes I had to learn my way through.