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Announcing the Google Gen AI SDK for Kotlin 1.0: Idiomatic multiplatform access to Gemini

Developer API (Google AI Studio) and the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform (on Google Cloud) with minimal configuration tweaks. Integrating modern generative AI capabilities into Kotlin applications shouldn't require juggling raw HTTP clients or bridging disparate Java libraries.

Announcing the Google Gen AI SDK for Kotlin 1.0: Idiomatic multiplatform access to Gemini

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Integrating modern generative AI capabilities into Kotlin applications shouldn't require juggling raw HTTP clients or bridging disparate Java libraries.

Today, we're excited to announce the 1.0 release of the Google Gen AI SDK for Kotlin (google-genai-kotlin).

You can dive right into the code, explore runnable samples, and star the project today on GitHub at googleapis/kotlin-genai.

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Integrating modern generative AI capabilities into Kotlin applications shouldn't require juggling raw HTTP clients or bridging disparate Java libraries. Today, we're excited to announce the 1.0 release of the Google Gen AI SDK for Kotlin (google-genai-kotlin). You can dive right into the code, explore runnable samples, and star the project today on GitHub at googleapis/kotlin-genai.

How it works

  • Developer API (Google AI Studio) and the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform (on Google Cloud) with minimal configuration tweaks.
  • Adding the dependency The SDK is published to Maven Central under com.google.genai:google-genai-kotlin.

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