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Designing Reliable AI Agents: Architecture, Control, and Evaluation

Design agents that use narrow tools, preserve durable state, stop on clear conditions, and act only within granted authority. The course covers retries, approvals, sandboxing, evaluation, incident stops, and the cases where a fixed workflow is the better design.

Sections
10
Lessons
49
Study time
29 Hours
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10 sections 49 lessons
  1. 1

    Agent Foundations, Architecture, and Guardrails

    6 lessons Free preview

  2. 2

    Conversational Recommender Agents

    5 lessons Premium

  3. 3

    Autonomous Reward Design with Eureka

    7 lessons Premium

  4. 4

    Reward Agent Loops, Reflection, and Control

    5 lessons Premium

  5. 5

    Smart Parking Agent System

    1 lesson Premium

  6. 6

    Pipeline Design and Research Agents

    5 lessons Premium

  7. 7

    Multimodal Web Agents

    9 lessons Premium

  8. 8

    Multimodal Generation Agents

    4 lessons Premium

  9. 9

    Healthcare and Personal Agents

    2 lessons Premium

  10. 10

    Agent System Synthesis, Frameworks, and Tools

    5 lessons Premium

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  1. 1.1Introduction to AI Agents17 min
  2. 1.2Agent Architecture: Core Agent Components13 min
  3. 1.3Agent Architecture: Components Interaction and Agent Memory13 min
  4. 1.4Structuring Agent Behavior: Agent Orchestration Patterns16 min
  5. 1.5Building Trustworthy Agents: Guardrails and Human Oversight21 min
  6. 1.6Key Challenges and Design Strategies in Agentic AI Systems18 min

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