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Agentic AI & Multi-Agent Systems Bootcamp

Master the architecture, development, and deployment of autonomous AI systems. Learn how to build production-grade Agentic AI applications using LangChain, LangGraph, and advanced LLMs (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini). From foundational RAG pipelines and stateful multi-agent workflows to durable execution and Kubernetes (Minikube) deployment, this bootcamp covers the complete lifecycle of building reliable, scalable, and observable AI agents for real-world enterprise use cases.

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Course benefits

What you'll walk away with

Understand LLMs, embeddings & retrieval systems

Build complex agents using LangChain & LangGraph

Design multi-agent system communication patterns

Implement evaluated production-grade RAG pipelines

Handle async, streaming & long-running agent tasks

Deploy on Kubernetes (Minikube) with observability

Evaluate agent performance, reliability & safety

Master agentic architectures & framework selection

Career sectors

Roles you can step into

Agentic AI Engineer
Multi-Agent Systems Architect
AI Platform Engineer
Applied AI Engineer
LLM Ops & Backend Engineer
AI Solutions Architect
Forward Deployed Engineer (AI)
AI Infrastructure Engineer
About the role

What is a Agentic AI Engineer?

AI Agents are individual autonomous units that perceive, reason, and act using tools, planning, and memory.

Agentic AI is the system-level design philosophy for building AI systems that are autonomous, adaptive, and operate with minimal human intervention over extended tasks.

In this role, you will orchestrate AI Agents into reliable, production-grade systems, moving beyond simple chains to focus on true autonomy and reasoning.

As enterprises transition to autonomous workflows, mastering Agentic architectures, durable execution, and multi-agent coordination is essential for building the next generation of scalable AI solutions.

Why choose us

Why choose the Agentic AI & Multi-Agent Systems Bootcamp?

Unlike basic prompt engineering courses, this program focuses heavily on stateful workflows, multi-agent architectures, and Agentic RAG using LangGraph.

You'll learn to handle the real-world challenges of AI agents, including durable execution, async patterns, human-in-the-loop approvals, and hallucination mitigation.

By the end of the program, you won't just build toy bots; you will deploy a fully observable, production-grade multi-agent system on a local Kubernetes (Minikube) cluster.

The difference

What makes this program different?

Standard GenAI CoursesAgentic AI Bootcamp
Prompt engineering & basic API calls
Stateful multi-agent workflows (LangGraph)
Stateless chat applications
Durable execution & memory persistence
Local Jupyter notebook demos
Production Kubernetes (Minikube) deployments
Single model usage (e.g., just OpenAI)
Multi-model orchestration (Claude, Gemini, GPT)
Synchronous, slow execution
Async architecture & parallel tool calling
Black-box outputs
Full observability (Langfuse, Prometheus, Grafana)
Basic autonomous scripts
Human-in-the-loop approval & error handling
Skills

Skills you'll master

Software Engineering & Async

Advanced Python 3.11+
Asyncio & Coroutines
Pydantic
FastAPI
REST APIs & WebSockets
PostgreSQL & pgvector
Redis

AI & LLM Foundations

LLMs (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini)
Prompt Engineering
Function Calling & Tool Use
Embeddings
Vector Databases (ChromaDB, Qdrant)
Semantic Search & Chunking
Structured Outputs

Agentic AI & Frameworks

LangChain & LCEL
LangGraph
Stateful Agent Workflows
ReAct, Plan & Execute
Multi-Agent Orchestration
Agentic RAG & Graph RAG
Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Production AI & Observability

Langfuse
OpenTelemetry
Prometheus & Grafana
RAGAS Framework
Guardrails & Safety
Hallucination Mitigation
Cost Budgeting & Tracking

DevOps & Deployment

Docker & Docker Compose
Kubernetes (Minikube)
GitHub Actions (CI/CD)
Horizontal Pod Autoscaling (HPA)
Helm Charts
Task Queues (Celery/Redis)
Roadmap

Career transformation roadmap

1

Python / Backend Developer

2

LLM API Integration

3

Semantic Search & RAG Engineer

4

Stateful AI Developer

5

Multi-Agent Systems Architect

6

Agentic AI Engineer

Course overview

What to expect from this course

The Agentic AI & AI Agents Bootcamp is designed to transform developers into experts capable of building autonomous, production-ready AI systems. Unlike basic prompt engineering courses, this program covers the complete lifecycle of designing, building, orchestrating, and deploying Stateful Agent Workflows.
You'll begin with Phase 1: AI & LLM Foundations, getting hands-on with Python 3.11+, async programming, embedding models, vector stores, and advanced prompting techniques like ReAct and function calling across OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini.
In Phase 2: LangChain & LangGraph Core, you'll master modern RAG pipelines, LCEL, and stateful graphs. You will learn to orchestrate multi-agent architectures using supervisor patterns, peer-to-peer delegation, and human-in-the-loop workflows.
Moving to Phase 3: Agentic AI Deep Dive, you will implement advanced paradigms such as Agentic RAG (Self-RAG, Corrective RAG), Knowledge Graphs, and Model Context Protocol (MCP). You'll also solve real-world problems like durable execution for long-running agents, handling timeouts, and implementing guardrails.
Finally, in Phase 4 & Phase 5: Production & Deployment, you'll productionize your multi-agent systems. You will build a FastAPI backend with WebSockets, containerize the stack with Docker, and deploy it onto a Kubernetes (Minikube) cluster complete with Prometheus/Grafana monitoring, Langfuse tracing, and autoscaling.
By the end of the 16 weeks, you will have engineered a massive Enterprise AI Research Assistant Capstone from scratch and will possess the exact architectural knowledge and DevOps skills required to lead AI initiatives in the industry.
Learning journey

Learning journey

1

LLM & Async Python Foundations

2

Vector DBs & Semantic Retrieval

3

Advanced Prompting & Tool Calling

4

LangChain & RAG Pipelines

5

Stateful LangGraph Workflows

6

Multi-Agent Architecture Design

7

Production DevOps & Minikube Deployment

The curriculum

Course curriculum

Phase 1: AI & LLM Foundations (Weeks 1-4 | 16 hours)

AI Landscape & Core Concepts

What is AI, ML, DL - the hierarchy

Supervised, Unsupervised, Reinforcement Learning (conceptual)

Neural Networks intuition (no math deep-dive, just mental models)

The Transformer architecture - why it changed everything

Attention mechanism explained simply

Hands-on: Run your first LLM inference via API (OpenAI / Anthropic)

LLMs Deep Dive

How LLMs are trained: pre-training, fine-tuning, RLHF

Tokens, context windows, temperature, top-p, top-k

Prompt engineering fundamentals

Zero-shot, few-shot, chain-of-thought prompting

Hands-on: Systematic prompt engineering exercises with Claude/GPT APIs

Python Essentials (Fast Track)

Python environment setup (pyenv, venv, uv)

Data structures for AI workflows (dicts, lists, dataclasses)

Type hints & Pydantic models for structured data

Async/await fundamentals - why it matters for AI apps

asyncio basics: coroutines, tasks, gathering

Hands-on: Async HTTP calls to LLM APIs

Python Ecosystem for AI

Working with APIs: httpx, aiohttp

Environment management: env files, secrets handling

Logging & observability basics

Package management with poetry / uv

Hands-on: Build a reusable async LLM client wrapper

Lab: Create a multi-model comparison tool (call Claude + GPT + Gemini in parallel)

Embeddings & Vector Databases

What are embeddings? From words to vectors

Embedding models: OpenAI, Cohere, open-source (sentence-transformers)

Similarity search: cosine similarity, dot product

Vector databases overview: Pinecone, Weaviate, Qdrant, ChromaDB, pgvector

Indexing strategies: HNSW, IVF, flat

Hands-on: Generate embeddings and store in ChromaDB

Semantic Search & Retrieval

Building a semantic search engine from scratch

Chunking strategies: fixed-size, recursive, semantic

Metadata filtering & hybrid search (keyword + semantic)

Evaluation: precision, recall, MRR for retrieval

Hands-on: Build a document search system over PDF/markdown files

Lab: Semantic search over a codebase

Advanced Prompting Techniques

System prompts, role prompts, structured prompts

Chain-of-thought, tree-of-thought, ReAct prompting

Prompt chaining & decomposition

Output parsing: regex, Pydantic, structured outputs

Guardrails & safety: content filtering, jailbreak prevention

Hands-on: Build a multi-step reasoning pipeline with prompt chaining

Function Calling & Tool Use

Function/tool calling: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini patterns

Defining tool schemas (JSON Schema)

Handling tool results and multi-turn tool use

Parallel tool calling

Error handling in tool use flows

Hands-on: Build an LLM that can call weather API, calculator, and web search

Lab: Create a personal assistant that routes to different tools based on user intent

Phase 2: LangChain & LangGraph Core (Weeks 5-9 | 20 hours)

LangChain Architecture

LangChain ecosystem overview: Core, Community, LangGraph, Langfuse

Chat models & LLM wrappers

Prompt templates & output parsers

Chains: LLMChain, SequentialChain, RouterChain

LCEL (LangChain Expression Language) - the modern way

Hands-on: Build chains with LCEL (pipe operator, RunnablePassthrough)

Memory & Conversation Management

Conversation memory types: Buffer, Summary, Window, Entity

Custom memory implementations

Message history with different backends (Redis, PostgreSQL)

Streaming responses

Callbacks & tracing with Langfuse

Hands-on: Build a chatbot with persistent memory

Lab: Multi-user conversation system with isolated histories

RAG Architecture & Implementation

RAG pattern deep dive: Naive RAG vs Advanced RAG

Document loaders: PDF, web, databases, APIs

Text splitters: RecursiveCharacterTextSplitter, semantic chunking

Vector store integrations in LangChain

Retriever types: similarity, MMR, self-query, contextual compression

Hands-on: Build a complete RAG pipeline over company docs

Advanced RAG Techniques

Multi-query retrieval & RAG Fusion

Parent-document retriever & hierarchical retrieval

Hypothetical Document Embeddings (HyDE)

Re-ranking: Cohere Rerank, cross-encoder models

Evaluation: RAGAS framework, faithfulness, relevance

Hands-on: Implement advanced RAG with re-ranking and evaluation

Lab: Build a RAG system with citation tracking

LangGraph Fundamentals

Why LangGraph? Limitations of simple chains

Graph concepts: Nodes, Edges, State, Conditional edges

StateGraph & MessageGraph

Building your first graph: plan -> execute -> reflect

Checkpointing & state persistence

Hands-on: Build a research agent with plan-execute-reflect loop

Advanced LangGraph Patterns

Human-in-the-loop: interrupt, approve, modify

Subgraphs & nested graphs

Parallel node execution

Error handling & retry logic in graphs

Streaming from graphs (events, tokens, state updates)

Hands-on: Build a multi-step document processing pipeline with human review

Lab: Content moderation agent with escalation flow

Multi-Agent Architectures

Agent communication patterns: supervisor, peer-to-peer, hierarchical

Supervisor agent pattern in LangGraph

Agent handoff & delegation

Shared state vs. isolated state

Tool sharing across agents

Hands-on: Build a supervisor + worker agents system

Complex Multi-Agent Workflows

Debate/critique pattern (generator + critic)

Collaborative agents with different specializations

Agent teams for complex tasks

Coordination patterns: sequential, parallel, dynamic routing

Hands-on: Build a AI Software Team (planner, coder, reviewer, tester)

Lab: Multi-agent research system (searcher, summarizer, fact-checker)

Async LangChain & Performance

Async chains and retrievers

Batch processing with abatch()

Rate limiting & retry strategies

Caching: in-memory, Redis, semantic caching

Token counting & cost optimization

Hands-on: Build a high-throughput async document processing pipeline

Observability & Debugging

Langfuse: tracing, evaluation, datasets

Custom callbacks for monitoring

Debugging agent loops (infinite loops, hallucinations)

A/B testing prompts with Langfuse

Cost tracking & usage analytics

Hands-on: Instrument an agent with full observability

Lab: Build an eval harness that auto-scores agent responses

Phase 3: Agentic AI Deep Dive (Weeks 10-12 | 12 hours)

Core Agent Patterns

AI Agents vs Agentic AI - clarifying the terms

AI Agent: an individual autonomous unit that perceives, reasons, and acts (tool use, planning, memory)

Agentic AI: the system-level design philosophy - building AI systems that are autonomous, adaptive, and can operate with minimal human intervention over extended tasks

How they relate: AI Agents are the building blocks; Agentic AI is the architecture that orchestrates them into reliable, production-grade systems

What makes an Agent vs a Chain? Autonomy & reasoning

ReAct pattern: Reasoning + Acting

Plan-and-Execute agents

Reflexion: self-critique and improvement loops

LATS (Language Agent Tree Search)

Hands-on: Implement ReAct from scratch (no framework)

Tool Design & MCP

Designing effective tools: naming, descriptions, schemas

Tool composition & higher-order tools

Dynamic tool selection & creation

Sandboxing tool execution (Docker, E2B)

MCP (Model Context Protocol) - connecting agents to external systems

Building MCP servers and clients

Hands-on: Build an MCP server and connect it to Claude/your agent

Lab: Create an agent that writes and executes code safely

Agentic RAG

From static RAG to Agentic RAG

Self-RAG: retrieve, grade, regenerate

Adaptive retrieval: when to retrieve vs. when to use parametric knowledge

Corrective RAG (CRAG): fact-checking retrieved documents

Multi-source RAG: combining multiple knowledge bases

Hands-on: Build a self-correcting RAG agent with LangGraph

Knowledge Graphs & Structured Retrieval

Knowledge graphs for AI agents (Neo4j, NetworkX)

Graph RAG: combining vector search with graph traversal

Entity extraction & relationship mapping

Structured querying via natural language (Text-to-SQL, Text-to-Cypher)

Hands-on: Build a knowledge graph from documents + query with natural language

Lab: Hybrid RAG system (vector + graph + SQL)

Durable Execution & State Management

Challenges of long-running agents (failures, timeouts, costs)

Checkpointing strategies & resumable workflows

Event sourcing for agent state

Temporal.io / Inngest for durable agent workflows

Agent memory: short-term, long-term, episodic

Hands-on: Build a durable research agent that survives crashes

Reliability & Guardrails

Structured outputs & output validation

Retry strategies with exponential backoff

Fallback chains (primary model -> fallback model)

Input/output guardrails: NeMo Guardrails, Guardrails AI

Hallucination detection & mitigation

Cost budgets & token limits for agents

Hands-on: Add comprehensive guardrails to an existing agent

Lab: Build an agent with budget constraints and automatic fallbacks

Phase 4: Production & Deployment (Weeks 13-14 | 8 hours)

Backend Architecture for Agents

FastAPI for agent APIs (sync & async endpoints)

WebSocket streaming for real-time agent responses

Task queues: Celery, Redis Queue for long-running agents

Database design for agent state (PostgreSQL + pgvector)

Authentication & multi-tenancy

Hands-on: Build a FastAPI service that exposes an agent via REST + WebSocket

Containerization & Local Development

Dockerizing AI applications (multi-stage builds, layer caching)

Docker Compose for local development (app + vector DB + Redis + Postgres)

CI/CD pipelines for AI apps (GitHub Actions)

Environment configuration & secrets management with Kubernetes Secrets

Hands-on: Dockerize the agent service with full local stack

Lab: Set up CI pipeline with linting, testing, and Docker build

Kubernetes Fundamentals for AI Workloads

Kubernetes concepts: Pods, Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, Secrets

Minikube setup & local cluster management

Resource management for AI workloads (CPU, memory requests/limits)

Persistent storage for vector databases on K8s (PVCs)

Helm charts for packaging

Hands-on: Deploy the agent service to a Minikube cluster

Production Operations on Minikube

Observability stack: Prometheus + Grafana for metrics

Distributed tracing: OpenTelemetry for agent calls

Log aggregation: structured logging with correlation IDs

Health checks & readiness probes for agent services

Horizontal Pod Autoscaling (HPA) for agent services

Hands-on: Add monitoring, alerting, and auto-scaling to the deployed agent

Lab: Load test the agent service and observe scaling behavior

Phase 5: Capstone Project (Weeks 15-16 | 8 hours)

Project: Enterprise AI Research Assistant

Multi-agent system with supervisor orchestration

Agentic RAG over uploaded documents + web search

Long-running research tasks with checkpointing

Human-in-the-loop approval for actions

Full observability & cost tracking

Architecture walkthrough & design decisions explained

Code walkthrough: agent core, tools, RAG pipeline

LangGraph orchestration with supervisor pattern

Memory & conversation persistence layer

Live coding: assembling the full system end-to-end

Connecting all components (agents, retrieval, state management)

Running the application locally with Docker Compose

Demonstrating key features: multi-agent collaboration, human-in-the-loop, observability

Q&A: addressing student questions on implementation choices

Containerize the application

Deploy to Minikube cluster (live demo)

Set up monitoring & observability on the cluster

Add guardrails & error handling

End-to-end testing of the deployed system

Load testing & observing scaling behavior

Full live demo of the deployed system on Minikube

Walkthrough of production concerns: scaling, cost, reliability

Discussion: what's next in Agentic AI

OpenAI Swarm, Google ADK, Anthropic Agent SDK

Agent marketplaces & composability

Regulation & responsible AI agents

Career paths in Agentic AI

Certificate ceremony & next steps

Tech stack

AI Tools & Frameworks You'll Master

LLMs & AI APIs

OpenAI
Anthropic (Claude)
Google (Gemini)
Cohere

AI Frameworks

LangChain
LangGraph
Sentence-Transformers

Vector DBs & Databases

ChromaDB
Qdrant
pgvector
PostgreSQL
Redis

Observability & Evaluation

Langfuse
OpenTelemetry
Prometheus
Grafana
RAGAS

Containerization & Orchestration

Docker
Docker Compose
Kubernetes (Minikube)
Helm
Real projects

Enterprise AI Capstone Project

Design, build, and deploy a production-grade multi-agent system from scratch, solving real business problems at an enterprise scale.

Enterprise AI Research Assistant

Build a production-grade multi-agent system featuring supervisor orchestration, Agentic RAG over uploaded documents, and web search. It includes long-running research tasks with checkpointing, human-in-the-loop approvals, and full observability.

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Shardul Naik

AI Engineer @ American Express

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"The 'Agentic AI & AI Agents Bootcamp' was an excellent platform for enhancing my skills. The program was instrumental in my career growth, helping me secure a role as an AI Engineer at American Express."

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

An AI Agent is an individual autonomous unit that perceives, reasons, and acts (using tools, planning, and memory). Agentic AI refers to the system-level design architecture that orchestrates these individual agents into reliable, production-grade systems.

Basic programming experience (preferably in Python) and a conceptual understanding of REST APIs are recommended. You will also need a computer with at least 16GB RAM to run local Minikube clusters.

You'll work with Python 3.11+, LangChain, LangGraph, FastAPI, PostgreSQL (pgvector), ChromaDB, Docker, Kubernetes (Minikube), and LLMs from OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), and Google (Gemini).

This is an advanced engineering bootcamp. Instead of just writing prompts, you will learn to build autonomous systems, handle state and memory, orchestrate multiple agents to collaborate, and deploy the entire backend architecture on Kubernetes.

Yes! Throughout the 16 weeks, you will complete multiple hands-on labs, culminating in a massive Capstone Project: an Enterprise AI Research Assistant deployed on Minikube with full observability and human-in-the-loop approvals.

Graduates can target high-demand roles such as AI Agent Engineer, Applied AI Engineer, Enterprise AI Engineer, AI Architect, and Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE).

Fit check

Who should not join this program?

This program may not be the right fit if:

You're looking for a basic 'How to use ChatGPT' tutorial without writing code.

You have zero programming experience and do not want to learn Python.

You only want to write prompts and want to avoid backend engineering or databases.

You are not interested in complex architectures like LangGraph, multi-agent state, or Kubernetes.

You cannot commit to building, debugging, and deploying hands-on, enterprise-scale projects.

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