Engineer at Google Cloud · México

I love learning
out loud.

Hi, I'm Dani Za-mora (🫐). I build AI agents at Google Cloud, and my favorite way to learn something is to explain it to someone else. This page collects some of that: episodes, talks, notes and code from things I'm still figuring out.

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Me and Noa, my official camera tester🐾
About

A bit about me

dani
[DAH-nee] · proper noun
  1. Curious and creative latina (🇲🇽) tech gal who likes using technology to make everyday life a little better.
  2. Someone who deeply enjoys learning and reading, especially about technology, and novels that explore the human perspective in a different time or space.
  3. Currently: building agents in the cloud at Google, and working with product teams on what agent developers need.
Clay figurine of Dani and Noa
Dani ZamoraUsually somewhere with a laptop, a coffee and Noa nearby.
Path
  1. ITAMB.S. Applied Mathematics
  2. CasaiData Scientist
  3. TCS(THD)ML Engineer
  4. Google CloudAI/ML Engineer, then Solutions Engineer
LanguagesSpanish, English, and Portuguese (still learning, weekly lessons)
Dani holding a clay card of herself and Noa, with Noa sitting at her feet
Clay twinsNoa and me, next to tiny clay versions of us.
Noa lying on her own beach floatie
Noa and her flotiEarly beach mornings, and yes, she has her own floatie.
Dani smiling in a selfie at AI Tinkerers México, with Noa at her feet
My hackathon buddyNoa comes to hackathons too.
A bouldering wall
BoulderingProblem solving, physically.
Selfie of Dani hugging her mom, her brother and her sister, all laughing
Mom, my brother, my sister and me

Technology as a tool, not a threat

The oldest sister (out of three 'chamacos'). We're a super close, witty, and creative family. My biggest inspiration is my mom (the coolest graphic designer of them all). She started her career with 'by-hand' designing, but embraced the digital shift by befriending professors and software engineers to learn computer design and even early web development. Her example taught me about working smart and using technology as a tool, not a threat.

Inspired by her, I was tinkering with Photoshop and Illustrator by age 12. When Canva came out, for example, her reaction wasn't fear, but excitement: 'Oh myyyyy, so cool, will make my job so much easier!' That's the mindset she passed down, and it's how I see AI coding agents: not replacing developers, but making life easier, empowering creation, and lowering barriers for people like me diving in (with effort still needed!).

Watch

I'm starting to like YouTube a lot

Episodes where I work through a question I had, with real code, real consoles, and the bugs we found along the way. Click any of them to play it right here.

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Advent of Agents · Day 22

One Audit Trail for Every Agent

The same agent in ADK and LangGraph, two ways of tracing it, one place to read it all. With Jesse Carah.

Play here · 16 min
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Advent of Agents · Day 23

See What Breaks Before You Delete a Tool

What is my agent connected to, and what breaks if I remove something? Walking through the App Topology team's demo with Nikhil Jethava.

Play here · 8 min
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Advent of Agents · Day 28

Who Ate My Tokens? Agent Cost Controls

I'm a developer, not a cost expert, so this one is my learning quest. With John DeMartino and Sirisha Karra.

Play here · 12 min

The Advent of Agents episodes were my first time writing, recording and editing a video myself (I learned a lot about audio). The whole season lives on adventofagents.com.

Talks

Places I got to share things

Conferences, a class at my old university, and community events, in Spanish and English.

Dani on stage at Google Cloud Summit México
Dani presenting under a slide that reads ¿Por qué evals?
Selfie with a teammate at Summit México
Conference · Oct 2026 · Mexico City

Evalúa lo que importa (Evaluate what matters) · Google Cloud Summit México

A 30-minute session in Spanish on evaluating AI agents. One agent, one bug, and how a custom check caught what a generic quality score didn't.

"At the end of the day, evals are all you need."
Cover slide: Evaluating AI Agents, Moving Past the Vibe Check
ITAMUniversity · Oct 2026

Guest class at ITAM, my alma mater

Evaluating AI agents for an undergrad course on agentic AI, improving a claims agent the students already knew, step by step.

Dani giving the opening talk at AI Tinkerers México while Noa lies on the floor in front of the stage
AI Tinkerers · May 2026

AI Tinkerers México · opening talk

Kicked off the Generative UI hackathon in Mexico City with a talk on generative UI and ADK, then spent the day with the teams.

ADK Community Call, June 2026
Community · Jun 2026

ADK Community Call

A live demo of agent-eval for the open-source Agent Development Kit community.

Watch my part · 28:11
Also, sessions with fellow Googlers
  • Aug 2026Eval Made Effortless: an intro to the agent-eval CLI
  • May 2026Second Brain: how I keep notes and plans in Markdown so coding agents can use them (with Abel Cotoñeto)
  • Mar 2026Building agent frontends with CopilotKit, co-hosted with CopilotKit's founders
Community

Developer community is where I recharge

I show up to listen as often as to talk. The hallway questions are how I find out what developers actually need.

Writing

Things I wrote

Technical guides for fellow developers, and the occasional honest story about life in between.

Older articles on LinkedIn

Shorter, more personal pieces from the last couple of years.

All articles
Code

Things I built

Most episodes come with code you can open and run.

Thanks for stopping by 👋

If something here was useful, or you'd like to chat about agents, talks or dogs, a LinkedIn message is the easiest way to reach me.