January 2026
Intermediate to advanced
568 pages
16h 57m
English
In Chapter 6, we focused on making agentic systems accountable and their decision-making processes transparent. We established the patterns necessary to build trust in what an agent does. However, for a system to be truly production-grade, it must be more than just trustworthy in its reasoning—it must be resilient in its operation.
The journey from a promising proof-of-concept to a reliable production asset is paved with unexpected failures. Networks fail, services become unavailable, data arrives corrupted, and agents themselves can crash or be targeted by malicious attacks. Without a deliberate architectural strategy to handle these events, even the most intelligent agentic system is brittle.
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