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# [Building Agents with ADK & TypeScript — Part 2: Define Your Agent's Identity](https://blog.nidhin.dev/building-agents-with-adk-typescript-part-2-define-your-agent-s-identity?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Picking up from Part 1: You built and ran your first ADK agent in TypeScript using @google/adk. You verified it works via the CLI and the web UI. Now it's time to understand what each part of that age

Apr 17 · 7 min read · blog.nidhin.dev  
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