kagent_vision
A KAgent Agent with Vision - Capture photos, transform them with Nano Banana, animate them with Veo3. Supports ASL.
My work as a Google Developer Expert in AI: connecting Gemini, agents, and real networks—and sharing what I learn along the way.
28 repositories from my GitHub collection. Forks and archived projects are labeled.
A KAgent Agent with Vision - Capture photos, transform them with Nano Banana, animate them with Veo3. Supports ASL.
A Google Gemini-CLI extension than enables Gemini Computer Use from the CLI
An Extension for Gemini-CLI that enables Webcam access including single frame capture and American Sign Language (ASL) modes
Extending Gemini-CLI with Google Gemini File Search; cloud based RAG
100% vibe coded Google Drone using Google Maps SDK / MCP; Vision Extension; Computer Use extension from just prompts
A /listen feature for Gemini CLI
Share your screen with Gemini-CLI via this extension using MCP and custom slash commands
A Gemini CLI extension that uses RAG and MCP and Custom Slash Commands to analyze packet captures
An MCP Server / Gemini CLI Extension to create modern Infographics for your project - VibeGraphics - Generated with Nano Banana and animated with Veo3
Turn Gemini-CLI into a server with /isten commands packaged as a Gemini-CLI extension
Inspired by Battle Chess for DOS 1988 - Using Gemini3, Nano Banana3, and Veo3 to reimagine Battle Chess
An easy to install pyATS extension for Gemini CLI
An MCP for Gemini CLI to allow voice
Enable your microphone on Windows WSL Ubuntu with this and the corresponding MCP
An Extension for Gemini-CLI that enables voice (input) and audio (output); requires openAI for TTS currently
Add a .pcap(ng); automated reporting; all powered by GitActions, Gemini-CLI, and Packet Copilot MCP
An extension for GeminiCLI that performs subnet calculation
An open protocol enabling communication and interoperability between opaque agentic applications.
A Google-based AI Agent for pyATS
A Gemini-CLI extension that adds GAIT support for context control
An extension that coverts JSON to TOON before sending to Gemini-CLI for tokens savings and better inference!
Integrating the webcam with Gemini-CLI via MCP
Cisco IOS-XE Show Version Command Reimagined as a pyATS job that creates CSV / MD / HTML; sends #chatbot messages; and generates MP3 using Google Cloud TTS #voice
The Google Cloud Run service for the multiplayer
Custom Slash Commands that use Vision MCP to enable webcam access
A registry for A2A AI Agents
Quick listener to test Agent Push Notifications
Transform song lyrics from Shazam API into Google Text to Speech
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Google text-to-speech, Gemini image generation, and A2A in agent federation. These are my independent tutorials and experiments.
NetClaw’s mesh could always tell you who was online. Now it tells you what they can do — and lets you use it. Introducing N2N Federation and NCFED, a new protocol for federating AI network engineers safely.
We Gave a Slack Channel Full of Engineers an AI Network Agent. Here’s What Happened. A live red-team session, a VASI BGP lab, and 30+ social engineering attempts — all in one Friday afternoon. ─── The Setup The premise was simple: drop an A
This next post may seem like science fiction. I woke up this morning and checked that my output files – MP3 files – really did exist and that I actually made my Cisco network “talk” to me! This post is right out of Star Trek so strap yourse