Design from first principles
Choose abstractions because they fit the problem—not because a framework made them convenient.
Start with nothing but an LLM. In 12 intensive weeks, build the tools, memory, workflows, safety systems, and operational discipline behind production-grade AI agents.
One mental model.
Every serious agent stack.
Framework tutorials create framework operators. This bootcamp creates agent engineers.
You will understand the durable mechanics beneath the libraries: state, tool contracts, orchestration, identity, approvals, recovery, evaluation, and governance.
When the framework changes, your mental model still works.
Each stage solves a real engineering failure in the system you built the week before.
Choose abstractions because they fit the problem—not because a framework made them convenient.
Implement typed tools, persistent state, durable workflows, evaluation gates, and observability.
Demonstrate permissions, recovery, cost controls, human oversight, and safe failure behavior.
Weekly releases keep the cohort together. Every lesson ends in evidence: a working lab, an architecture decision, or an evaluated system.
Tokens, context, inference, uncertainty, structured outputs, and the boundary between intelligence and agency.
Observe, decide, act, evaluate, repeat. Add termination, budgets, and evidence to a controlled runtime.
Tool schemas, policy checks, side effects, idempotency, timeouts, retries, and uncertain outcomes.
Working, episodic, semantic, and procedural memory; retention, consent, correction, and provenance.
Retrieval, chunking, ranking, citations, access control, and evaluation of answer groundedness.
Plan representation, dynamic replanning, acceptance tests, search budgets, and non-progress detection.
State machines, graphs, checkpoints, replay, parallel branches, compensation, and versioning.
Approval packets, binding scope, escalation, expiry, separation of duties, and safe resume.
Handoffs, agents-as-tools, shared state, isolation, termination, and the single-agent baseline.
Identity, least privilege, prompt injection, confused deputy attacks, guardrails, and audit boundaries.
Traces, metrics, evals, red teams, SLOs, incident response, cost controls, rollout, and rollback.
Vertical integration, production-readiness review, capstone demonstration, and oral defense.
Every core idea is translated across the ecosystem so you can evaluate tools, join unfamiliar codebases, and avoid framework lock-in.
Agents, tools, handoffs, guardrails, sessions, and tracing.
Nodes, edges, checkpoints, interrupts, and replayable workflows.
Agents, tasks, crews, processes, and event-driven flows.
AgentChat teams, messages, tools, termination, and runtimes.
Agents, runners, sessions, artifacts, workflows, and deployment.
Channels, skills, schedules, workspace policy, and operations.
This is a live operating cadence—not a content library. Deadlines, feedback, peer accountability, and visible progress turn intention into finished work.
Lectures, annotated examples, reading, quiz
Concept briefing, teardown, worked example
Submit evidence and receive structured feedback
Debug live systems with instructors and peers
GOOD MORNING, AMINA
Your capstone is a production-readiness dossier: an end-to-end agent, architecture records, threat model, evaluation suite, telemetry, runbook, and live defense.
Production Agent Engineer · Cohort 04
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“The missing layer between prompt engineering and real AI systems engineering.”
“It makes every framework feel like a dialect of the same underlying language.”
“The capstone asks the question most courses avoid: would you actually operate this?”
For engineers, product leaders, founders, consultants, and public-sector digital teams ready to build dependable agent systems.
Pay once. Two-payment plan available on request.
Apply & secure your seatPrivate cohorts and team pricing are available for five or more participants.
Request a team proposal →You should be comfortable reading and editing Python. We teach agent engineering from first principles, but this is an intensive professional program rather than an introduction to programming.
No. The course deliberately begins without a framework. You learn the universal mechanism first, then translate it into six major ecosystems.
Recordings and materials are posted within 24 hours. Live attendance is strongly encouraged, and every learner receives one make-up clinic during the cohort.
Complete at least 80% of graded work, pass the core safety and reliability gates, submit the capstone dossier, and defend the final system in a live review.
Yes. A two-payment plan is available by request. Teams of five or more can book a private cohort with tailored case studies and reporting.
Yes—that is the point. APIs are treated as implementations of enduring concepts: state, tools, workflows, permissions, evaluation, and operations.
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