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This part introduces the fundamental concept of tools in ADK—what they are, why they matter, and how agents use them to extend their capabilities beyond pure language understanding. You'll learn the core architecture and build your first tool-enabled agent.

Exercise 1: The problem: Agents limited by training data Exercise 2: The solution: Tools extending agent capabilities Exercise 3: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 4: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 5: Quiz Question 3

This part introduces ADK’s built-in tools—production-ready capabilities provided by the framework for common tasks. You'll learn to use Google Search and code execution tools without writing complex integration code.

Exercise 1: The problem: Reinventing common capabilities Exercise 2: The solution: Built-in tools Exercise 3: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 4: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 5: Quiz Question 3

Understand what MCP is and how it extends agent capabilities through external servers.

Exercise 1: The problem: Capabilities beyond what's build in Exercise 2: The solution: Model Context Protocol (MCP)Exercise 3: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 4: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 5: Quiz Question 3

This part teaches you to create custom function tools tailored to your specific business logic and requirements. You'll learn to write effective tool functions with proper signatures, docstrings, and return values that the LLM can understand and use effectively.

Exercise 1: The problem: Generic tools versus specific business needs Exercise 2: The solution: Custom function tools Exercise 3: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 4: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 5: Quiz Question 3

This part teaches you to design strategic instructions that guide agents to use multiple tools effectively. You'll learn instruction patterns, error handling strategies, and when to use specialized agents as tools.

Exercise 1: The problem: Tools without guidance Exercise 2: The solution: Strategic instruction design Exercise 3: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 4: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 5: Quiz Question 3

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