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Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to Python Environments for Agentic Development
- Setting up Python, virtual environments, and managing dependencies.
- Utilizing Git and Docker for effective versioning and environment isolation.
- Establishing best practices for reproducible development environments.
Overview of Agent SDKs and Frameworks
- Exploring LangChain, AutoGen, and other emerging SDKs.
- Understanding agent structure and lifecycle: perception, reasoning, and action.
- Comparing the capabilities and architectural styles of different SDKs.
Building Functional Agents in Python
- Constructing a simple agent using LangChain.
- Linking agents to external tools and APIs.
- Managing input/output, memory, and data persistence.
Tool and API Integration
- Defining and registering tools for agent utilization.
- Ensuring secure API integration and robust key management.
- Incorporating external data sources and custom function calls.
Agent Orchestration and Communication Patterns
- Facilitating multi-agent collaboration using AutoGen.
- Implementing task delegation and planning logic.
- Designing event-driven and asynchronous orchestration.
Testing, Debugging, and Observability
- Testing agents using mock inputs and controlled environments.
- Debugging message flow and tool invocation processes.
- Implementing structured logging and performance metrics.
Deployment and Production Considerations
- Packaging and containerizing Python agent services.
- Integrating with CI/CD pipelines for continuous delivery.
- Scaling, monitoring, and maintaining long-running agents.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Proficiency in Python programming and package management.
- Practical experience with REST APIs and JSON data structures.
- Foundational knowledge of asynchronous I/O in Python.
Audience
- Backend engineers
- Platform engineers
- ML engineers