Real-World Agent Examples with Gemini 3

We are entering a new phase of agentic AI. Developers are moving beyond simple notebooks to build complex, production-ready agentic workflows that can handle real-world tasks, from browser automation to social media interactions.

Gemini 3 is designed to act as the core orchestrator for these workflows. Precise controls over reasoning depth and state management help to address the reliability challenges that have historically made AI agents difficult to deploy.

But what does this look like in practice? Theory is great, but seeing the code is better.

We’ve collaborated with six open-source frameworks and tools to create examples you can clone, run, and inspect to see how Gemini 3 powers the next generation of AI agents.

1. ADK (Agent Development Kit)

Agent Development Kit (ADK) is an open-source, model-agnostic framework developed by Google, designed to make building, testing, and deploying AI agents feel like standard software development. It provides architectural primitives needed to build scalable agentic workflows, ranging from simple chatbots to complex multi-agent systems. The ADK proudly supports any LLM but has a special relationship with the Gemini family of models and is designed to maximize Gemini’s unique capabilities.

The Retail Location Strategy sample agent shows how to compose multiple specialized agents together into a single tool. It uses Gemini 3 equipped with tools like Google Search, Google Maps, on-the-fly HTML generation and code execution for deeper data munging and analytics, plus image generation using the new Nano Banana Pro model. These agents work together in a linear but flexible process with self reflection and correction to end up with reliable, grounded, factual details, organized and synthesized into a downloadable report and infographic. The best part is that as a developer, you are fully in control – edit the source code and customize this and all the other ADK samples, conveniently available in the Agent Garden.

Agno (formerly Phidata) is a popular open-source framework for building multi-agent systems equipped with memory, knowledge, and tools. Agno enables developers to create specialized AI agents, such as financial analysts or researchers, that can autonomously query APIs and reason over data.

In this demo, Agno works with Gemini 3 Pro to build a multi-agent suite relying entirely on native model capabilities. It showcases a Creative Studio using a Nano Banana Pro tool for image generation, alongside research agents using the built-in Grounding with Google Search and URL context.

Browser Use is an open-source library that empowers AI agents to interact with websites. It handles the complex bridge between an LLM’s reasoning and actual browser actions, like clicking, typing, and navigating, enabling web automation.

This demo showcases a form-filling AI agent powered by Gemini 3 Pro. Instead of relying on brittle CSS selectors, the agent uses Gemini 3’s multimodal capabilities to visually identify fields, map structured JSON data to complex inputs, and handle file uploads autonomously. The model’s reasoning speed helps to ensure the automation is fluid and reliable, even when navigating multi-step forms or cross-origin iframes.

Eigent is a local-first, multi-agent platform designed to automate complex workforce tasks. It enables users to create and run a team of specialized AI agents directly on their own infrastructure utilizing the CAMEL framework under the hood.

In this guide, Eigent applies the CAMEL workforce architecture to enterprise browser automation, specifically managing Salesforce deal cycles. AI agents autonomously navigate complex dashboards to update records and extract data. By leveraging Gemini 3’s thought signatures, the system maintains reasoning state across long-horizon tasks, helping to prevent context drift and ensure reliability.

Letta (from the creators of MemGPT) is a platform for building stateful AI agents with advanced memory management. It introduces the concept of “memory hierarchy” to LLMs, allowing agents to manage their own context window effectively and run indefinitely without “forgetting” core instructions or history.

This demo showcases a “social agent” built with Letta and powered by Gemini 3. It demonstrates a framework for deploying a stateful AI agent to a social network. The agent maintains persistent memory that evolves through interactions and develops a stable persona using Letta’s multi-tiered memory system. Gemini 3 functions as the reasoning engine, utilizing dynamic, per-user memory blocks for personalized interactions and managing the agent’s state across long-term operations.

mem0 is a memory layer framework for AI applications. It solves one of the biggest hurdles in agentic AI: statelessness. By providing a smart, self-improving memory layer, mem0 allows AI agents to remember user preferences, past interactions, and long-term context, making them more personalized and effective.

In this guide you can learn how to build a fast, smart, memory-aware agent by using the mem0-mcp-server with Gemini 3.

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These examples show that the future of AI agents isn’t just about the model, it’s about the ecosystem of tools that allow that model to interact with the world.

We invite you to clone these repositories, run the examples, and see for yourself what Gemini 3 can do. For deeper technical implementation details, check out the Gemini 3 Developer Guide.