Your agent's session store is a database nobody designed. Audit the five gaps.
A developer deleted a session from a Google ADK Go agent. The framework returned no error. The session row was gone. The password the agent had read from a config file was still sitting in the events table, in plain text, attached to nothing. That is not a hypothetical. It is the opening of a post by davideimola on dev.to (2026-11-11), with a public reproduction: no model, no API key, just the…
A developer accidentally deleted a session from a Google ADK Go agent, and the framework returned no error. The session row was gone, but the password that the agent had read from a config file remained in the events table, in plain text, attached to nothing. This is a real-world example of the problem Davide Imola outlined in a post on dev.to (2026-11-11), where he discovered that your agent's session store is essentially a database that nobody designed. The audit will examine five gaps in the session store's design.
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