January 2026
Intermediate to advanced
568 pages
16h 57m
English
In the preceding chapters, we meticulously examined and assembled the building blocks of agentic AI. We designed individual agents with memory and reasoning, enabled them to coordinate on complex tasks, and provided solutions to the challenges inherent in architecting them to be both robust and accountable. We have, in effect, paved the way to design and build highly capable, intelligent agent actors. Now, we must build the contextual world in which they will live and operate.
As we know by now, a multi-agent system is more than just a collection of agents. In many ways, it mirrors a modern microservices architecture, but with a critical distinction. Instead of static services executing rigid ...
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