
A walkthrough of everything you will build in this course, from your first AI agent to a Jira connected RAG system, so you know exactly what you are signing up for.
An introduction to LangChain and why it is becoming a core skill for QA and SDET professionals moving into AI augmented testing.
Learn how to navigate LangChain's documentation so you can find answers on your own long after this course ends.
Step by step Python installation so your environment is set up correctly from the start.
Download and install VS Code and prepare it as your primary workspace for this course.
Connect Python to VS Code and confirm everything runs correctly before writing any code.
Install LangChain and the LLM integration packages you will use throughout the course.
Sign up for Anthropic and OpenAI and generate the API keys you need to power your agents.
Write and run your first working AI agent using LangChain, from scratch.
Learn how to pull the final output text from an agent response instead of dealing with raw objects.
Understand how system messages shape agent behavior and how to write ones that actually work.
Add tools to your agent so it can go beyond conversation and take real actions.
Configure your chat model correctly so it behaves predictably across different use cases.
Implement streaming output so your agent responses appear in real time instead of all at once.
Understand why agents are stateless by default and why that becomes a problem in real applications.
Add short term memory to your agent so it can maintain context across a conversation.
A deep dive into LangChain's messages module and how different message types are used.
Learn how to handle multimodal inputs so your agent can process more than just text.
Feed local image files into your agent and have it analyse and describe them.
Understand why unstructured text output causes problems when you try to use agent responses in real systems.
Use Pydantic models to force your agent to return clean, predictable, structured data.
Format structured output so it is ready to plug into other parts of your application or test framework.
An introduction to middleware and the role it plays in making agents safe and production ready.
Configure summarization middleware so long conversations do not blow past your context window.
Implement human in the loop middleware so sensitive actions require approval before executing.
A second hands on example of human in the loop middleware applied to a different scenario.
Set model call and tool call limits so a runaway agent cannot rack up unexpected costs.
Configure model fallback middleware so your agent keeps working even if a primary model fails.
Implement PII middleware to detect and protect sensitive data flowing through your agent.
Use todo middleware to help long running agents stay organized and complete multi step tasks.
Explore LangChain's prebuilt tools and get an introduction to writing your own custom middleware.
Understand what retrieval means in the context of AI agents and why it matters for accuracy.
A clear, non technical breakdown of how RAG systems are structured and how the pieces fit together.
Learn what embedding models actually do without getting lost in the underlying math.
See the full retrieval pipeline end to end before building it piece by piece.
Install LangChain Docling and load real documents into your pipeline.
Set up your Hugging Face token and symlink configuration correctly to avoid common setup errors.
Learn how to split documents into chunks that actually improve retrieval quality.
Compare different text splitting strategies and learn when each one makes sense.
Turn your split documents into embeddings ready for storage and search.
Add your embedded documents to a vector store so they can be searched later.
Bring everything together into a working 2 step RAG system you built from scratch.
Extend your pipeline so it can ingest and process multiple files at once instead of just one.
Learn how to handle Excel files as a data source inside your RAG pipeline.
Combine multiple file formats in a single pipeline, closer to what real QA data actually looks like.
Understand the difference between static RAG and agentic RAG, and why the shift matters.
Build a real agentic RAG project designed specifically around QA use cases.
Convert your retrieval pipeline into a tool your agent can call on its own when needed.
LangChain is transforming how QA professionals approach test automation and quality assurance. If you're tired of purely manual testing workflows and want to leverage AI to make smarter decisions, faster, this course is built for you.
What makes this different? Unlike generic AI courses, we focus on practical LangChain implementation for QA professionals. You'll learn to build production-ready AI agents that handle test analysis, automate bug triage, process test data with retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and create intelligent chatbots that answer testing questions. All without needing a machine learning background.
Throughout this hands-on course, you'll progress from LangChain fundamentals to building three real-world solutions: a RAG system that answers questions from your test documentation, a conversational chatbot for test case recommendations, and an agentic AI workflow specifically designed for QA automation. You'll understand system messages that guide AI behavior, implement memory to maintain context across conversations, stream outputs for responsive interfaces, and handle multimodal inputs like screenshots and logs from your test environments.
We cover everything step-by-step: setting up Python and VS Code, integrating APIs from Anthropic and OpenAI, working with LangGraph for complex workflows, and using LangSmith for debugging and monitoring your agents. You'll also explore middleware, memory management, and tools. These are the building blocks of effective AI agents.
By the end, you'll have a complete toolkit to bring AI into your QA strategy. You'll automate repetitive testing decisions, build knowledge systems that learn from your test history, and create AI-powered workflows that scale your QA efforts without adding headcount.
Whether you're an SDET, QA engineer, or test automation specialist, you'll gain hands-on skills to stay ahead in an AI-augmented testing landscape.