AI Agent Development
AI agent development becomes useful when an agent does more than answer: it uses sources, tools, rules, and approvals to complete a task.
Product systems and software architectures with Google Agent Development Kit (ADK), React Native & React
An AI-native SaaS dashboard explains product data, segments, and anomalies and prepares next steps in a reviewable product surface.
This fits SaaS products where teams need to understand what changed, which users or segments are affected, and which action makes sense now.
The dashboard becomes a workspace where metric, segment, cause, source, recommendation, correction, and prepared action sit side by side.
appamass connects React/Vite dashboards, TypeScript data contracts, and Agent Development Kit (ADK)-based agents so analysis, recommendation, and approval work as one product system.
The first useful build explains one critical metric or segment clearly enough for users to inspect the source, assumption, and recommended action.
A dashboard should not stop at charts. It should answer what happened, who is affected, why it likely happened, and which action can be prepared.
Users see metrics, segments, trends, charts, sources, anomalies, forecasts, recommendations, scenarios, and forms for next steps.
React/Vite, TanStack Query, Tamagui tables, Cloud SQL or Firestore, analytics data, retrieval, Agent Development Kit (ADK) or Vertex AI logic, roles, backend APIs, tests, and monitoring work together.
Data quality, segment definitions, sources, recommendation rules, corrections, roles, error states, monitoring, and measurement after action stay controlled.
The first slice should improve one real metrics area: detect, explain, review, and only then act.
Metrics, segments, and time windows get clear definitions, readable display, and visible data sources.
Changes are shown with comparison values, possible causes, sources, and uncertainty.
Recommendations become forms, tasks, or approvals users can correct and later compare with outcomes.
Related areas showing how mobile apps, React web systems, AI agents, and controllable automations fit together.