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Bo Yang ed8add2e9b test(cli): Make JSON test files deterministic and sequential

Sort keys when saving rebuilt JSON test files and re-assign sequential event IDs to avoid gaps from filtered events. Also applied these changes to all existing test files in the contributing folder.

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README.md

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README.md

ADK Workflow Sequence Sample

Overview

This sample demonstrates how to create a simple sequential workflow with ADK Workflows.

It connects two LLM agents in a chain. The first agent (generate_fruit_agent) is instructed to return the name of a random fruit. The output of this agent becomes the input for the second agent (generate_benefit_agent), which then tells a health benefit about that specific fruit.

In a sequence, the execution flows unconditionally from one node to the next in the order they are defined.

Sample Inputs

This sample does not require any input to run.

Graph

       [ START ]
           |
           v
[generate_fruit_agent]
           |
           v
[generate_benefit_agent]

How To

Define the agents or functions that will make up the steps in your sequence.

generate_fruit_agent = Agent(...)
generate_benefit_agent = Agent(...)

Pass a tuple of three or more elements to edges to define an unconditional sequence starting from the first element and passing through each subsequent node in order.
```
Workflow(
    name="root_agent",
    edges=[("START", generate_fruit_agent, generate_benefit_agent)],
)
```