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Lead DevelopmentFACT · 4/5•28 Sept '26•Via Android Developers Blog

Google Android Build In-App Agentic Workflows

Google's Android Developers Blog has published a technical guide on building in-app agentic workflows for Android apps, using cloud-hosted backends. The post introduces the Agent Development Kit (ADK), along with two protocols: AG-UI for standardizing agent-client communication and A2UI for dynamically describing UI components. Developers can use these to create autonomous multi-agent systems, such as a Booking Assistant in the Jetpacker sample app, that handle complex tasks like booking flights and hotels. The backend agents run autonomously, while the Android client renders interactive UI via Jetpack Compose using the new androidx.a2ui libraries.

•Google released a technical blog post on in-app agentic workflows for Android.
•The post introduces the Agent Development Kit (ADK) for building multi-agent systems.
•It standardizes agent-client communication with AG-UI and dynamic UI rendering with A2UI.

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FACT · 4/54 Aug '26· Via https://developers.tiktok.com/doc/changelog

TikTok Developer Monetization Overview for Mini Games

TikTok's developer documentation (last updated 2026-08-04) outlines how mini app/game developers can monetize via the TikTok Developer Portal. Monetization methods include in-app ads (rewarded and interstitial) and in-app purchases (one-time purchases and subscriptions). Access requires business verification and organization-level admin access in the Developer Portal, where admins enable features, register payout accounts, view revenue statements, and manage payouts. The pay-in process requires signing contracts and integrating TikTok's monetization APIs; the pay-out process requires submitting business and tax information, confirming revenue statements, and submitting invoices. Developers with offline settlement needs are advised to contact their TikTok operations representative.

•Documentation last updated on 2026-08-04.
•Developers can monetize mini apps via in-app ads (rewarded and interstitial) and in-app purchases (one-time and subscriptions).
•Business verification is required to access TikTok monetization features for mini apps.

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FACT · 4/54 Aug '26· Via Adweek

AppsFlyer Enables In-App Measurement for ChatGPT Ads

AppsFlyer has integrated with ChatGPT Ads (OpenAI) to enable in-app measurement for advertisers, giving visibility into installs, in-app purchases and subscriptions directly within the AppsFlyer platform. More than 40 brands across ecommerce, food delivery and ride-sharing — including GrubHub — have been testing the integration for the past four weeks. GrubHub has participated in the ChatGPT ads pilot since February but previously lacked full visibility on conversions and attribution, according to Brian Ryu, VP of growth, paid media. The companies shared the integration news with Adweek, positioning it as a way to bring Mobile Measurement Partner (MMP)-style attribution and analytics to ChatGPT ad campaigns.

•AppsFlyer announced an integration with ChatGPT Ads to enable in-app measurement within the AppsFlyer platform.
•OpenAI is integrating ChatGPT Ads with AppsFlyer to provide visibility into installs, in-app purchases, and subscriptions.
•GrubHub and more than 40 other brands across ecommerce, food delivery, and ride-sharing tested the integration over the last four weeks.

AppsFlyer OpenAI Grubhub

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