AgentKlick

Inspiration We were inspired by the "glue problem": the frustrating reality that developers spend 90% of their time on boilerplate infrastructure like API management and deployment instead of building actual intelligence. We wanted to destroy that friction and move from "months of exploration" -> "minutes to deployment" by leveraging the power of Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) and a suite of services. And Gemini as the signature star of the entire effort from development to being the preferred model-family of choice

What it does AgentKlick is a platform that allows developers to build, run, and ship enterprise-grade AI agents instantly. with mere clicks.

Unified Editor: It provides a "Loop" where you can edit instructions on the left and chat with the agent on the right in real-time.

One-Click Deployment: The platform ships agents directly to Google Cloud Run, handling all Docker configurations, networking, and secrets.

Multi-Channel Distribution: It connects agents to WhatsApp, Messenger, and web widgets with simple toggles.

Agentic Commerce: Agents can move beyond chat to generate invoices and process payments directly via a native PayPal MCP server integration.

How we built it We designed a robust, full-stack architecture to balance power with ease of use with the help of Gemini in the driving seat:

Intelligence Layer: Powered by Google ADK and Gemini models.

Orchestration Layer: Built with Java Spring Boot to act as the heavy lifter for enterprise reliability.

Frontend: A sleek React and Material UI dashboard provides a consumer-grade developer cockpit.

Infrastructure: The system is fully containerized and uses Google Cloud Run for serverless scaling and "Scale to Zero" efficiency.

Challenges we ran into One of the biggest hurdles was solving the "Lonely Agent" problem—the reality that a genius agent is useless if it lives on an isolated server that users can't easily access. We wanted to bridge the gap between complex backend runtimes and accessible consumer channels like WhatsApp while ensuring that webhook routing and signature verification without any of the overheads.

Accomplishments that we're proud of The Unified Loop: We created a "Draft vs. Published" system that allows developers to iterate safely in a sandbox without breaking production.

Commercial Integration: Successfully integrating the PayPal MCP server allows agents to function as true sales employees that close deals rather than just answering questions, allows SMB's and Enterprises to accelerate their Agentic Commerce journey to the speed of thought.

Zero Config Deployment: We are proud of abstracting the traditional, write code, push commit, manage pipelines, wait for containers to come up, IAM role management, networking, security etc, making enterprise tech accessible to SMBs.

What we learned We learned that the "Hello World" of agents is often a lie; the true difficulty lies in the transition from a local script to a secure, persistent, and scalable service. By focusing on the developer experience (DX) and reducing context switching between the IDE and the Cloud Console, we found that the speed of innovation increases exponentially.

What's next for AgentKlick Our roadmap is focused on deepening the agent's capabilities and the developer's control:

Long-term Memory: Implementing advanced state management for more personalized agent interactions.

Enterprise Analytics: Providing deeper insights into agent performance and ROI.

Visual Orchestration: Moving toward a more visual way to design complex multi-agent workflows. A2UI: Building rich components that can be sent as a response instead of plain text

Built With

• freemarker
• java
• javascript
• python
• react