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Virtual Tyre Engineer

An AI concierge that reads tyre telemetry and turns it into a safety and performance verdict.

An intelligent assistant developed for the Google Concierge Agents track. It ingests real-time telemetry — tyre pressure, tread wear, and heat consistency — to deliver Safety & Performance audits, then hands off to autonomous agents that can source a replacement and book it in.

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Virtual Tyre Engineer is the concierge layer built on top of the Titan Concierge Agent project, submitted to Kaggle's AI Agents: Intensive Vibe Coding Capstone Project under the Google Concierge Agents track. Its job is narrow and practical: watch a vehicle's live tyre telemetry — pressure, tread wear, and heat consistency — and turn raw sensor noise into a clear Safety & Performance audit a driver can act on.

The telemetry layer is built around simulated Michelin SmartWear-style tyre sensors that track tread wear down to the millimeter. Rather than surfacing raw numbers, the agent watches for compounding risk signals — for example, a tyre crossing 82% wear alongside a 115°C temperature spike and a 22 PSI pressure drop on the same corner — and flags the combination as a critical event rather than three isolated readings.

That audit is presented through an interactive 3D chassis view: a wireframe vehicle model with glowing hotspots over the affected wheel, built with Three.js and styled under a dark, high-contrast visual theme. When the agent detects a critical wear event, it doesn't stop at an alert — it can hand off into a companion agent-to-agent (A2A) workflow that checks stock with a storefront agent, negotiates a price, and books a fitting slot, with spending authorized through a biometric, cryptographically signed payment protocol (AP2).

A conversational layer sits on top of the telemetry and logistics stack, powered server-side by Gemini with Google Maps Grounding enabled, so the assistant can also fold in real-world context — routing around a known hazard, or pointing to the nearest fitting bay — while it walks the driver through what the tyre data actually means.

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Real-time telemetry ingestion

Consumes live tyre sensor data — pressure, tread wear, and heat — over MCP, continuously tracking tread wear to the millimeter across all four corners.

Compounding-risk safety audits

Flags critical combinations rather than single bad readings — for instance, a tyre crossing 82% wear alongside a 115°C heat spike and a 22 PSI pressure drop is treated as one urgent event, not three separate warnings.

Conversational concierge interface

A Gemini-powered assistant with Google Maps Grounding explains the audit in plain language and can factor in real-world context like route hazards while recommending next steps.

Interactive 3D hotspot visualization

A Three.js wireframe vehicle model highlights the exact wheel behind an alert, giving the driver a visual anchor instead of a wall of numbers.

Agent-to-agent replacement logistics

On a critical event, the agent can act as an A2A client — fetching a storefront agent's stock card, negotiating price, and booking an immediate fitting slot without manual shopping.

Secure, authorized checkout

Replacement purchases are authorized through a biometric confirmation step and executed via cryptographically signed transactions within pre-approved spending limits, using the Agent Payments Protocol (AP2).

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Agent OrchestrationA host application coordinating three agent protocols side by side: MCP for telemetry ingestion, A2A for storefront negotiation with an external agent, and AP2 for authorizing payment.
AI ModelServer-side Gemini (gemini-3.5-flash) with Google Maps Grounding enabled, used for the conversational layer and real-world routing context.
Telemetry Data ModelSimulated Michelin SmartWear-style sensor feed per tyre — tread wear percentage, temperature, and pressure — with threshold logic that escalates compounding readings into a single flagged event.
Payment SecurityRSA-2048 asymmetric JWS signing with alphabetically canonicalized payloads, plus unique transaction IDs and timestamps to block replay and double-spend attempts.
InterfaceA dark-themed, Three.js-rendered 3D chassis with hotspots that light up over the tyre driving the current alert.
Node.jsGoogle Gemini API (gemini-3.5-flash)Google Maps GroundingThree.jsModel Context Protocol (MCP)Agent2Agent Protocol (A2A)Agent Payments Protocol (AP2)RSA-2048 / JWS signing

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Virtual Tyre Engineer was built for Kaggle's AI Agents: Intensive Vibe Coding Capstone Project, the capstone challenge for Google's AI Agents intensive course, under its Google Concierge Agents track. The brief was to take the course's agent-building concepts — tool use, multi-agent coordination, and grounded reasoning — and turn them into a working agent that solves a real problem end to end, not just a chat demo.

The submission pairs this telemetry and audit layer with a companion storefront agent project, demonstrating a full loop: an agent that reads raw sensor data, decides something is wrong, negotiates with another autonomous agent to fix it, and closes the transaction securely. A demo video walking through the flow is linked alongside the source.

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