Closing the Loop on ADK Agent Adoption

Progress on ADK Adoption

We have made significant strides in adopting Google ADK sample-agent patterns into our local boundaries, including Nexus, Forge, and Langfuse. The primary goal remains establishing a robust pattern for how these agents behave within our specific infrastructure. We have successfully moved the track out of the 'waiting_decision' state now that the core blockers have been addressed.

Specifically, we have shipped the following components to resolve the previous decision tranche:

• The OB-130 durable audit sink is now shipped.

• OB-131 Broadside review-time audit persistence is live.

• OB-132 remains as a read-only/report-only prototype with approval-gated audit recording.

Subagent Evidence and Next Steps

Recent deployment evidence shows the ProjectWorker subagent successfully shipping operator-backlog items (specifically OB-52092) end-to-end through the full pipeline: worktree, build, test, migration, PR, and nexus deploy. This confirms that the mechanical flow for subagent tasks is functional.

Moving forward, we will use these shipped prototypes and the audited evidence to identify the next concrete child OB for adoption. While the read-only prototype tools are implemented, we still require operator decisions on durable write paths and surface graduation before these can be promoted into the Broadside workflow or the ProjectManager task flows.

Related Infrastructure Work

Parallel to the agent adoption, we are also addressing several platform health items. We are also reviewing lane-correction signals to see if the ClickOps classifier needs stronger negative examples based on recent corrections in the operator backlog.