Genkit

An open-source framework from Google's Firebase team for building full-stack, agentic AI applications with SDKs for JavaScript, Go, Python, and Dart.

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Genkit gives a unified interface for calling models from providers such as Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Ollama, and streamlined APIs for structured output, agentic tool calling, context-aware generation, and multimodal input and output, so common patterns do not need to be rebuilt per provider. JavaScript/TypeScript and Go are described as production-ready with full feature support, Python is in beta with wide feature coverage, and Dart is an early preview.

It integrates with web and mobile frameworks including Next.js, React, Angular, iOS, and Android through client SDKs, and can be deployed to Cloud Functions for Firebase, Google Cloud Run, or any environment that supports the chosen language, with or without other Google services. A developer tools UI and a set of example applications are available to explore the framework locally at no cost.

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