-
-
Active Agenys
-
today, first day of the rest of our lives
-
Thank
-
you
-
for
-
reflex gryd is back
-
"Time flies so quickly..."
-
the reflex gryd comes to life with presence
-
-
The MVD (Minimal Viable Demo) a prelude to the MVP
-
μZen::/final Ui build
-
-
A complex encrypted synchronicity
-
errors in ui
-
errors in ui
-
keeping
-
the
-
world
-
inspired
-
μZen::/
-
Secretary of State, California
** ~smashTag::/ **
Google Cloud ADK Hackathon Submission
•• •• What We Built •• ••
~smashTag::/ ** is a product, a protocol and post-social communication Web2.5 infrastructure designed to replace likes, scrolls, log-in, 2AUTH, profiles with **presence, ritual, and reflexive identity All you need to do is show up.
•• •• ADK Integration: Orchestrating Symbolic Identity Through Gemini •• ••
We deployed Google’s Agent Development Kit as our foundation for orchestrating symbolic, task-specific agents within the XMFB ritual stack. Our implementation includes:
Custom ADK-based agents for:
%smash-tag:½issuance- Feed signature hashing
- Visual icon synthesis
- Symbolic
CMID#name generation
Each agent is designed using the ADK’s open architecture, operating asynchronously and in collaboration, not in isolation.
We use Gemini 1.5 Pro (via a local bridge) to handle:
- Ritual script logic resolution
- Context-aware dialog prompts
- Behavior modeling and entropy prediction for our
C-LARSsystem guide
This orchestration mirrors the agent-to-agent handshakes that underpin the XMFB protocol: agents are not just tools — they are ritual functionaries with designated responsibilities and lineage.
•• •• Multi-Agent Orchestration in XMFB •• ••
XMFB’s core logic is μZen, a distributed ritual, not a pipeline. We designed a multi-agent micro-orchestration model that mirrors religious ceremony and digital security:
- 13 agents coordinate the validation of each full
%SmashTag- Roles include: seers, recorders, validators, gatekeepers, and ejectors
- Each agent runs deterministic logic fused with Gemini-assisted language layers (via ADK hook)
- Agents self-check each other’s outputs through reflexive parity, preventing spoofed presence or identity mutation
☁️ Google Cloud Usage
- Firebase (Hosting): Used to serve our ritual interface and validation flow with minimal latency
- Gemini via Google Cloud: Used for high-context, state-aware language orchestration in the
C-LARSsystem guide and Ritual instruction windows - Cloud Functions (optional path): Backend hooks to validate, log, and mutate ritual event logs asynchronously
- Firestore (in-progress): Stores historical
%SmashTaglineage and ritual transcripts
•• •• Open Source Contributions & Philosophy •• ••
The sound of one code clapping.
- This entry represents my first attempted and completed submission with a working code submission. The sound is the platform. uZen is the logic open-sourced under the
paradoXicalinitiative: github.com/MEM237/XMFB - Our custom ADK agent implementations (prefixed with
Δ) are designed to be modular and composable with future ADK updates - We believe XMFB represents a new language for presence — not bound by past UI conventions, but emerging from a fusion of:
- Symbolic logic
- Behavioral rituals
- Machine-aided ceremony
🧬 Why This Matters
We didn’t just use the ADK. We used it to invent a new category of interaction — a sacred web, where identity is not typed, but summoned. A ritual scaffold for a future presence where online interaction set a different kind of trajectory altogether.
Built With
- adk-(agent-development-kit)
- ai
- custom
- express.js
- firebase-functions-platforms:-firebase-hosting
- github
- google-cloud-databases:-firestore-(in-progress)
- json
- json-based-local-logging-apis:-google-gemini-(via-local-bridge)
- jsx
- languages:-javascript
- markdown
- python
- ritual
- shell-frameworks:-react
- tailwind-css
- vite
Log in or sign up for Devpost to join the conversation.