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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Revisiting AutoGen Core Concepts
- Defining agents and groups.
- Understanding function calling and role chaining.
- Identifying limitations of built-in agents and the necessity for customization.
Developing Custom Agents with Python
- Configuring agent behavior by subclassing user_proxy and AssistantAgent.
- Embedding role-specific logic and decision-making processes.
- Building reusable agent modules and mixins.
Advanced Tool Integration and Routing
- Tool registration, binding, and invocation strategies.
- Implementing conditional routing of inputs to specific tools.
- Overseeing multi-step toolchains and composite actions.
Planning and Context Management
- Designing task decomposers and intermediate planners.
- Preserving context across chained agent interactions.
- Implementing scoped memory for extended sessions.
Error Handling and Recovery Protocols
- Identifying and managing failed or incomplete interactions.
- Executing agent-triggered retries and fallback logic.
- Establishing logging, debugging, and response validation workflows.
Multi-Agent Collaboration with Custom Roles
- Coordinating specialists within dynamic agent groups.
- Orchestrating reasoning loops and cooperative workflows.
- Balancing role separation versus role blending in task assignments.
Real-World Deployment Strategies
- Optimizing for performance and cost efficiency (token usage, caching).
- Integrating AutoGen workflows into web applications or pipelines.
- Enhancing security, observability, and user feedback integration.
Concluding Summary and Future Directions
Requirements
- Strong proficiency in Python programming.
- Practical experience in building LLM-based applications.
- Understanding of function calling and multi-agent system design.
Target Audience
- Senior developers.
- Platform engineers.
- AI architects.
Testimonials (1)
I liked that he constantly provided examples but also offered time for individual work on what he presented.