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The ADK example didn't actually use MCP, so update the example.

Add framework documentation page to address VDR feedback.

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  • Documentation
    • Added a new "Frameworks Overview" reference with supported frameworks, capability matrix, installation snippets, and provider mappings.
  • Examples
    • Updated ADK demo to showcase a weather/time agent with multi-tool calling, simplified run instructions, and removed MCP server setup guidance.
    • Cleaned example configs by removing several tool transport/setup fields and converting prompts to multiline for readability.
    • Rewired the demo to use an updated time tool module.
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    • Updated example package keywords.

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Adds a new "Frameworks Overview" API reference page and updates the ADK demo: removes MCP-specific config and documentation, converts workflow prompts to multiline YAML, updates project keywords, and replaces an MCP-based tool import with a direct time tool import.

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Documentation
docs/source/index.md, docs/source/reference/frameworks-overview.md
Adds "Frameworks Overview" to the API reference navigation and introduces a new reference file describing supported frameworks, capability matrix, provider mappings, and installation snippets.
ADK Demo Configuration
examples/frameworks/adk_demo/configs/config.yml, examples/frameworks/adk_demo/configs/eval_config.yml
Removes MCP-related config fields (transport, mcp_tool_name, url) from get_city_time_tool; changes workflow prompt formatting to a multiline block scalar.
ADK Demo Metadata & Import
examples/frameworks/adk_demo/pyproject.toml, examples/frameworks/adk_demo/src/nat_adk_demo/register.py
Updates project keywords from ["ai","agents","tools","mcp"] to ["ai","agents","tools","adk"]; replaces import of nat_time_mcp_tool with nat_time_tool.
ADK Demo Documentation
examples/frameworks/adk_demo/README.md
Revises description to describe a weather/time agent, removes MCP server setup instructions, and shortens/rephrases workflow invocation guidance.

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1-20: Excellent resolution of previous review feedback.

The LlamaIndex retriever support inconsistency flagged in the prior review has been properly corrected. The matrix now consistently shows "❌ No" (line 62) and the detailed section correctly states "None (Use LlamaIndex native retrievers)" (line 155). Naming conventions are properly followed with "NVIDIA NeMo Agent toolkit" on first use and "NeMo Agent toolkit" thereafter.


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47-47: Consider hyphenating the compound adjective.

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-The ability to use framework-specific tool calling mechanisms, allowing agents to invoke functions and tools during execution.
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20-20: LGTM! Description accurately reflects the updated demo.

The change from MCP-specific language to "multiple tools" correctly reflects the migration from MCP tools to standard NAT tools.


47-47: Minor improvement to documentation flow.

The change from "Then run" to "Run" improves readability by removing unnecessary sequencing.

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22-22: LGTM! Keywords updated to reflect ADK focus.

The change from "mcp" to "adk" in keywords accurately reflects the demo's updated focus on ADK rather than MCP integration.

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31-32: LGTM! MCP-specific configuration removed.

The removal of transport, mcp_tool_name, and url fields is consistent with the migration from MCP tools to standard NAT tools. The configuration now correctly uses _type: nat_adk_demo/get_city_time_tool without MCP-specific parameters.


45-47: Improved prompt formatting.

The multi-line block scalar format improves readability without changing the prompt's semantic content.

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21-22: LGTM! Eval configuration consistent with main config.

The removal of MCP-specific fields from the eval configuration maintains consistency with the main configuration file.


35-37: Improved prompt formatting in eval config.

The multi-line format matches the main config and improves readability.

docs/source/index.md (1)

132-132: LGTM! Appropriate placement for framework documentation.

The addition of the Frameworks Overview to the Reference section's toctree is well-placed and consistent with the documentation structure.

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20-20: LGTM! Proper naming convention used.

The documentation correctly uses "NVIDIA NeMo Agent toolkit" on first reference, following the established naming guidelines.

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46-50: Standardize terminology: "tool calling" vs "function calling".

The document uses "tool calling" as the standard term across frameworks (lines 46-50, 73, 92, 111, 131, 151) but switches to "function calling" for Semantic Kernel (line 175). For consistency and clarity, align the Semantic Kernel section with the established terminology or use a footnote explaining the framework-specific nomenclature.

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62-62: Past critical issue has been resolved.

The previous review flagged an inconsistency between the LlamaIndex capability matrix (line 62) and detailed section (line 155) regarding retriever provider support. The current version now shows consistent information: both the matrix (❌ No) and detailed section (None) correctly indicate no retriever provider support. This resolves the earlier concern.

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1-181: Comprehensive framework documentation with solid structure.

The new frameworks-overview document is well-organized and provides clear capability matrices with framework-specific details. The documentation follows naming conventions ("NVIDIA NeMo Agent toolkit" on first use, then shortened), includes all required framework sections with installation instructions, and avoids placeholder text or TODOs. License header and copyright year (2025) are correct. This is solid documentation that addresses the VDR feedback as intended.

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@rapids-bot rapids-bot bot merged commit d547180 into NVIDIA:release/1.3 Oct 19, 2025
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bbednarski9 pushed a commit to bbednarski9/NeMo-Agent-Toolkit that referenced this pull request Oct 20, 2025
The ADK example didn't actually use MCP, so update the example.

Add framework documentation page to address VDR feedback.

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **Documentation**
  * Added a new "Frameworks Overview" reference with supported frameworks, capability matrix, installation snippets, and provider mappings.
* **Examples**
  * Updated ADK demo to showcase a weather/time agent with multi-tool calling, simplified run instructions, and removed MCP server setup guidance.
  * Cleaned example configs by removing several tool transport/setup fields and converting prompts to multiline for readability.
  * Rewired the demo to use an updated time tool module.
* **Chores**
  * Updated example package keywords.

Authors:
  - Will Killian (https://github.com/willkill07)

Approvers:
  - Eric Evans II (https://github.com/ericevans-nv)

URL: NVIDIA#1040
@willkill07 willkill07 deleted the wkk_update-adk-example-and-framework-docs branch October 23, 2025 18:16
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