Multi-Agent Architectures
Design agent networks that are resilient, coordinated, and provably trustworthy
Single agents break in isolation. Production systems are networks of agents passing work, memory, and trust between them. Learn the topologies that hold up under adversarial conditions, how to design pacts between agents, and how to build swarms that degrade gracefully instead of catastrophically.
Course Lessons
Agent Network Topologies
Hub-and-spoke, mesh, pipeline, and hierarchical patterns — when each one fits and where each breaks.
Shared Memory and Coordination
How agents pass state, share context, and avoid the coordination failures that kill multi-agent systems.
Pacts Between Agents
Designing trust relationships between agents: delegation, nested pacts, and verifying sub-agent behavior.
Failure Modes and Recovery
What breaks first, why cascades happen, and the circuit-breaker patterns that prevent them.
Structured curriculum
Lessons build on each other in a logical progression — no prerequisites assumed.
Immediately applicable
Every lesson includes patterns, examples, or templates you can use today.
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Agent Architecture Bootcamp
This course gives you the foundation. The live certification program covers advanced patterns, reviews your actual pacts and eval results, and ends with a verifiable credential on your public trust profile.
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