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How to write a document the user will read (report, itinerary, comparison, plan, notes) and save it to their Google Drive. Use when a thread's result is a document rather than a code change.

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Document deliverables

  • File format: Write plain Markdown in your working directory named after the subject (alaska-itinerary.md, never report.md or output.md; use CSV for reusable tables). Start with a # title, stay under 14 KB, and avoid HTML or local image paths.
  • Content: Lead with the recommendation or answer, state key assumptions near the top, compare options in tables, and link sources inline with dates for time-sensitive facts (prices, hours, availability).
  • Iterative edits: Update existing files in place rather than creating -v2 copies; git tracks history and save_to_drive updates the same Drive file when given the same path.
  • Saving to Drive: When save_to_drive is listed on voice_agent, call it once the deliverable is final with path (relative to your working directory) and the # title as title (Markdown → Doc, CSV → Sheet, .pptx → Slides). Never save scratch notes or intermediate files, and never upload deliverables via google_drive__ tools (use present_card only to list existing Drive files, events, or email threads).
  • Reply as a cover note: Because the user sees the Drive link next to your reply, do not paste or summarize the document or mention file names/paths—state only assumptions, what to double-check, and at most one question.
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google/adk-samples

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