
Learn the fundamentals of agent AI and core components, then build your first agent hands-on, adding a memory layer and tools for autonomous decision making.
Explore the evolution of AI systems from conventional AI to agentic AI and AGI, and learn how autonomous agents and multi-agent systems operate with agent components.
Understand agentic AI as a goal-oriented system that autonomously plans, decides, and executes to achieve end goals. Learn how it uses tools, adapts to information, and minimizes continuous human input.
Explore how agents act as building blocks in agentic AI, plan tasks, make autonomous decisions, and use memory, tools, and feedback to achieve goals in multi-agent systems.
Explore multi-agent systems where a supervisor delegates tasks to specialized utility agents and an orchestrator defines the workflow, with agents using memory and tools to solve problems.
Learn how agents plan, decide, and execute tasks as goal-driven AI, using memory and tools to access external systems in multi-agent setups with a supervisor and orchestrator, with human oversight.
Explore popular frameworks for building agents, Bedrock, Langra, Swarm, and Autogen, and how LLMs, memory, autonomous decision making, tools, and observability come together, with Bedrock recommended for beginners on AWS.
Create a basic agent for future use, named tech support engineer, focused on VPN troubleshooting, provisioning, and ticketing, with memory and knowledge base integration.
Discover how ready-made frameworks like Bedrock, Land Graph, crew, AI swarm, and Autogen simplify agent setup and orchestration, while mastering LMS prompts, memory, tools, and decision making.
Learn how knowledge bases provide memory and context to agents, improving accuracy, with hands-on setup and integration in bedrock to connect knowledge to prompts.
Create a knowledge base by uploading a document to an AWS S3 bucket, choose Titan as the embedding model, store embeddings in S3 vectors, and sync with your agent.
Attach your knowledge base to the agent, update its prompt to use the knowledge base for answers, and test with multiple questions to ensure accurate, source-backed responses.
Anchor LLM answers to a knowledge base of authoritative organizational information—policies, SOPs, manuals, emails—and balance with short-term context to prevent hallucinations and ensure accuracy.
Explore how autonomous agents plan, act, and reflect to make decisions with minimal human input, invoking tools and iterating cycles to complete goals such as travel planning.
Set up an agent tool to automate IT support workflows by creating a DynamoDB ticket table and a Lambda-based ticket creator invoked by Bedrock, with clear inputs and outputs.
Set up an action group in bedrock with a linked lambda, defining the function name and parameters to enable ticket creation.
Update the agent instructions to prioritize knowledge base answers, collect all user details before creating tickets, and test autonomous agent workflows with knowledge bases and tickets.
Build Real AI Agents with LangGraph | Agentic AI, RAG, Tool Calling & Multi-Agent Systems
Master Agentic AI by building real AI agents using LangGraph through hands-on projects.
Learn LangGraph, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), Tool Calling, Knowledge Retrieval, Multi-Agent Systems, AI Workflows, Prompt Engineering, and modern AI Agent development from scratch.
If you've been searching for a practical course on Agentic AI, LangGraph, AI Agents, or RAG, you're in the right place.
Modern AI is moving beyond chatbots.
Today's AI Agents can reason, retrieve knowledge, call tools, execute workflows, collaborate with other agents, and automate real business tasks.
These skills are now in demand across software engineering, QA, cloud, automation, enterprise AI, customer support, and IT operations.
This course teaches you those skills by building real projects—not by watching theory.
The primary implementation uses LangGraph, one of today's most widely adopted frameworks for building production-ready AI Agents.
Why Choose This Course?
This course teaches you how modern AI Agents actually work. You'll learn to:
Build AI Agents using LangGraph
Create RAG-powered AI applications
Connect AI Agents to Knowledge Bases
Build Tool Calling workflows
Create intelligent multi-step AI workflows
Build Multi-Agent Systems
Apply Prompt Engineering for better reasoning
Build complete hands-on projects from scratch
Every concept is explained clearly.
Every major topic includes practical demonstrations.
You won't just watch.
You'll build.
Why Agentic AI?
Large Language Models generate answers.
AI Agents perform work.
Modern Agentic AI systems can:
Reason
Plan
Use tools
Retrieve knowledge
Execute workflows
Make decisions
Collaborate with other agents
This is rapidly becoming one of the most valuable skills in AI development.
What You'll Build
Throughout this course you'll build:
AI Agents using LangGraph
RAG-powered applications
Knowledge-aware AI Agents
Tool-enabled AI workflows
Multi-step autonomous agents
End-to-end AI Agent projects
What You'll Learn
Agentic AI fundamentals
LangGraph architecture
State, Nodes & Edges
Building AI Agents from scratch
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
Knowledge Bases
Tool Calling
AI Agent Workflows
Multi-Agent Systems
Prompt Engineering
Agent testing and optimization
Responsible AI
Real-world business use cases
AWS Bedrock Reference Included
This course originally demonstrated Agentic AI using AWS Bedrock.
The complete AWS implementation has been preserved as an Optional Reference for:
Existing students
Learners using AWS Bedrock
Anyone interested in comparing LangGraph and AWS Bedrock
The primary learning path now uses LangGraph.
Requirements
No prior AI, LangGraph, LLM, or RAG experience required
Basic Python knowledge
A computer capable of running Python
An OpenAI API account with paid API credits (pay-as-you-go). The hands-on projects use the OpenAI API. Most learners spend only a few US dollars while completing the course.
Who This Course Is For
Beginners learning Agentic AI
Python Developers
Software Engineers
AI Engineers
QA Engineers
Cloud Engineers
Data Engineers
Data Scientists
Automation Engineers
Anyone wanting practical AI Agent development skills
If you want to build modern AI Agents instead of simple chatbots, this course will take you from beginner to building production-style Agentic AI applications through practical, hands-on projects.