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Google: Manage Agent Memory and State

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Session state is a dictionary where your agent stores data it needs to remember and access programmatically. Unlike conversation history (which only the LLM can read), session state gives you code-level access to exact values.

Exercise 1: The problem: Conversation history alone isn’t enough for programmatic control Exercise 2: The solution: Session state Exercise 3: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 4: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 5: Quiz Question 3

In Part 1, you learned that session state is a dictionary you can access programmatically. Now you'll learn to inject state values into agent instructions using {var} templating, enabling dynamic agent behavior.

Exercise 1: The problem: How do agents use state values in their instructions?Exercise 2: The solution: State Templating with {var}Exercise 3: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 4: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 5: Quiz Question 3

You've learned to use state for programmatic control and data passing. Now you'll master state namespaces—controlling how long state values persist and who can access them.

Exercise 1: The problem: Not all state should persist equally Exercise 2: The solution: State Namespaces Exercise 3: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 4: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 5: Quiz Question 3

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