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Building a Multi-Agent AI System from Scratch (RAW Walkthrough)


This video features a step-by-step walkthrough of a Google code lab on building distributed multi-agent AI systems, led by Perete Harrison (DevOps Software AI Engineer) and Koye Adeyombo (Front-end Development Engineer) from Atop Web Technologies.


Video Overview: Building Multi-Agent AI Microservices [RAW]

In this comprehensive session, the engineers demonstrate how to go beyond simple chatbots to create a sophisticated, distributed system using the Agent Development Kit (ADK) and Google’s Gemini models. As this is a raw, unedited walkthrough, viewers will see the engineers encounter and troubleshoot real-world issues, such as credential and project resolution errors, in real-time.

Perete Harrison explains the underlying concepts as they navigate the code lab, which was originally created by Amit Maharaj. They build a course creation system where specialized agents—a Researcher, a Judge, and a Content Builder—coordinate through an Orchestrator to produce high-quality educational content.

Key technical highlights include:

Specialized Agent Design: Creating agents with distinct roles, such as the Researcher equipped with Google Search tools and the Judge using Pydantic for structured feedback.

Orchestration Patterns: Implementing Loop Agents for quality-controlled feedback cycles and Sequential Agents for structured task execution.

Microservices Architecture: Utilizing the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol to allow agents to run as independent, scalable services over HTTP.

Local Simulation & Deployment: Demonstrating how to run a distributed environment locally using shell scripts to start all four agent processes simultaneously before the final deployment stages to Google Cloud Run.

Connect with the Engineers

If you are looking for guidance on AI systems, DevOps, or Front-end development, you can book a free 30-minute mentorship session with the team at Atop Grow:

Perete Harrison (DevOps/AI): Get expert advice on building robust multi-agent systems.

Koye Adeyombo (Next.js/React): Receive mentorship on modern front-end engineering and UI implementation.

Book a Session: https://atopgrow.com/

For more information on the services provided by Atop Web Technologies, visit their official platform. https://atopwebtech.com/

https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/production-ready-ai-roadshow/1-building-a-multi-agent-system/building-a-multi-agent-system?hl=en#0
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