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Google AI Agent Pipelines

Product information "Google AI Agent Pipelines"

Google AI Agent Pipelines, part of the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, is a fully managed orchestration service for building and running repeatable, production-grade ML and AI workflows on Google Cloud.

This integration brings Google AI Agent Pipelines into your UAC workflows. From a standard UAC task you can submit a pipeline run, pass runtime parameters, and either return immediately or block until the pipeline reaches a terminal state—all while UAC retains the run identifier and console URL as reusable output variables for downstream tasks.

Key Features

  • Submit a new AI Agent Pipeline run from a compiled pipeline template (JSON or YAML) with full control over runtime parameters.
  • Choose between two execution modes: Submit Only (non-blocking, returns as soon as GCP accepts the job) and Wait for Completion (polls GCP at a configurable interval until the pipeline succeeds, fails, or is cancelled).
  • Cancel an in-flight pipeline run and optionally wait until the cancellation is confirmed.
  • Pass pipeline runtime parameters either as an inline JSON object directly in the task form or by referencing a UAC Data Script entity, enabling dynamic parameterisation from upstream task outputs or UAC Variables.
  • Control component-level caching to skip re-execution of pipeline steps whose inputs have not changed since a previous run. Reusing cached outputs avoids spinning up containers for unchanged components, reducing both pipeline execution time and GCP compute costs.
  • Structured output fields available as UAC Variables for use by downstream tasks, notifications, or conditional branching logic within a workflow.
Extension Name: ue-google-ai-agent-pipelines
Universal Template Name: Google AI Agent Pipelines
Vendor Product: Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform
Version: 1.0.0
Vendor: Google
Compatibility : UC/UA 7.7 and above
Support: Stonebranch Certified
Workflow

Use Case 1: Trigger AI Agent Pipeline, Wait for Completion, and Notify Stakeholders

uc1-ue-google-ai-agent-pipelines

Description

This workflow demonstrates orchestrating a Google Cloud AI Agent Pipeline run directly from Universal Controller. Using the ue-google-ai-agent-pipelines extension, it submits a compiled pipeline template to the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform and polls the run until it reaches a terminal state. Depending on the observed outcome, the ue-email extension notifies stakeholders through a dedicated email task on either the Success or Failure exit path.

Business Value

  • Give stakeholders immediate visibility into AI Agent Pipeline outcomes without requiring direct access to the Google Cloud Console
  • Eliminate manual monitoring of long-running AI/ML pipeline executions by centralizing status polling and notification inside Universal Controller
  • Standardize AI Agent Pipeline governance by combining Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform execution with UAC's existing scheduling, credential, and alerting capabilities
  • Reduce time to awareness of pipeline failures, enabling faster remediation of failed training or inference runs

Technical Capabilities

  • Submission of a compiled AI Agent Pipeline template to the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform via the ue-google-ai-agent-pipelines extension, with configurable runtime parameters and execution caching
  • Polling-based monitoring of the pipeline run until a terminal state is reached, with output fields tracking the run's resource name, state, and Console URL
  • Conditional email notification via the ue-email extension, routed to a dedicated Success or Failure task depending on the pipeline's observed outcome
  • Microsoft 365 (Azure AD tenant and sender account) based email delivery, keeping notification credentials centrally managed alongside the rest of the automation

This solution delivers governed, hands-off Google Cloud AI Agent Pipeline execution directly from Universal Controller, closing the loop between long-running AI/ML automation and the stakeholders who need to know how it turned out.