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Introducing the MongoDB Google ADK Integration: Durable Memory for Agent State

MongoDB, Wednesday, November 4th, 2026

MongoDB announces the MongoDB Google ADK Integration, which uses MongoDB to store durable session state and long-term memory for agents.

MongoDB announced an integration with Google's Agent Development Kit, an open source agent framework available in Python, TypeScript, Go, Java and Kotlin.

The integration provides an ADK-native way to use MongoDB as the data and persistence layer for agents, storing searchable data, conversation state that survives restarts or scale-out, and long-term memories alongside application data.

MongoDB says this removes the need for a separate retrieval database or a pipeline syncing app data into a memory index.

The integration builds on Google ADK 2.0 as the orchestration layer for multi-agent systems, which integrates with the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform.

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