Averi Kitsch

Averi Kitsch

Staff Software Engineer · Google

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Averi Kitsch is a Staff Software Engineer at Google dedicated to bridging the gap between raw data and active intelligence. As the engineering lead for the MCP Toolbox, Averi empowers developers to build sophisticated, agentic applications directly on top of their Google Cloud databases. Drawing from a deep background in DevOps—with specific expertise in serverless runtimes and CI/CD—she brings a pragmatic, "builder-first" perspective to AI infrastructure. Her ultimate goal is to ensure the next generation of intelligent applications is as robust and scalable as it is smart.

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Day 310:45am-11:05amTrack 8 · Room 2020
Build-Time vs. Run-Time: Why Your Dev Tools Will Fail in Production

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Averi Kitsch is a Staff Software Engineer at Google and one of the lead engineers behind the MCP Toolbox for Databases, an open-source MCP server that reached v1.0 in April 2026 with support for 40+ data sources and OAuth 2.1 security. She authored or co-authored the project's key announcements and tutorials, so her session offers hands-on, practitioner-grounded insight into production patterns for grounding AI agents in enterprise data — multi-database access, secure tool definitions, and observability at scale.

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