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Google ships GenAI SDKs built with Speakeasy's open-sourced generators

Google worked with Speakeasy to ship new GenAI SDKs for its Interactions, Agents, and Webhooks APIs, while Speakeasy open-sourced its OpenAPI generator suite.

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Google worked with Speakeasy to ship new GenAI SDKs for its Interactions, Agents, and Webhooks APIs, while Speakeasy open-sourced its OpenAPI generator suite. Google for Developers said it worked with Speakeasy to ship new Google GenAI SDKs for its Interactions, Agents, and Webhooks APIs. A linked Google AI Studio article argues that client SDK generation belongs in the open, and

Google for Developers said it worked with Speakeasy to ship new Google GenAI SDKs for its Interactions, Agents, and Webhooks APIs. A linked Google AI Studio article argues that client SDK generation belongs in the open, and Speakeasy has open-sourced its OpenAPI generator suite alongside the announcement.

For teams building agents on these APIs, the practical consequence is that the SDKs come from a generation pipeline whose OpenAPI tooling is now open and usable for other APIs. The post does not list supported languages, version numbers, or licence terms for the open-sourced generators.

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