Explore this curated collection of tools and documentation designed to accelerate your development process.

Tools and Technologies

• What is an AI Agent? 
• AI Agent Bakeoff
• Google AI Studio 
• Hands-on look at building autonomous systems, evaluating with the Agent Development Kit (ADK), and deploying to Vertex AI 

Vibe coding 

• Vibe coding with Gemini 3 in AI Studio
• Vibe coding with Google AI Studio | The Agent Factory Podcast 

Gemini API

• Gemini API | Google AI for Developers
• Get started with Live API
• Gemini Live API Github

Cloud Run official documentation  

• Overview of services, jobs, worker pools
• Host AI apps and agents on Cloud Run 
• Host MCP servers on Cloud Run 

Gemini CLI

• Gemini CLI repo on GitHub
• Gemini CLI in the Google Cloud docs
• Gemini CLI announcement blog

DATASETS 

Data Strategy: Public Focus (Mandatory): Projects must rely exclusively on publicly available Team USA datasets. Participants are explicitly instructed to use the following publicly accessible sources for their projects:

• Official Team USA Website (www.teamusa.com. Results data, athlete profiles, and blog content).

• Open Source Repositories (historical athlete performance and macro Olympics data) filtered for Team USA athletes only.

• Public weather data (e.g., from open source sites like NOAA).

• Permitted Data: Participants may use finish placement (e.g., 1st, 2nd, 3rd) and medals.

• Prohibited Data: 

• Participants are strictly prohibited from using finish times or specific scoring results.

• Participants are strictly prohibited from using Team USA multimedia in their submissions that show individual athlete name, image, or likeness (NIL).

• Participants are strictly prohibited from using any International Olympics Committee (IOC) branding and any athlete name, image, or likeness (NIL).

US Scope: Only data pertaining to Team USA (Olympic and Paralympic) may be used; larger international Olympic/Paralympic data sets are prohibited unless filtered for US-scope only. 

Head to the FAQs Tab for important details about your project.

Credits

You can obtain access to Google Cloud developer tools by signing up for a no-cost trial at cloud.google.com/free or by using an existing Google Cloud account or if you already have an account, requesting $100 in Google Cloud credits by completing this form. Be aware that you are responsible for fees if your usage exceeds the credit amount.