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Week 6 Preview: Architecting Multi-Agent Systems (AAIDC-Week6-Preview)
- AAIDC
- Agent Collaboration
- Agent Design
- Agentic AI
- Agentic Architectures
- Agentic Patterns
- LangGraph
- MCP
- Model Context Protocol
- Multi-Agent Systems
- Tool Use
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Welcome to Week 6 of the Agentic AI Developer Certification Program! 🧠🤝
In Week 5, you built your first real agentic systems — dynamic assistants powered by LangGraph, memory, tools, and observability — and experienced the shift from static workflows to intelligent, stateful agents.
Now we go further.
This week, you’ll move from building individual agents to designing entire teams of them. You’ll learn how to architect multi-agent systems — systems where agents specialize, collaborate, and sometimes even disagree. This is where agentic AI stops being linear and starts getting intelligent.
By the end of this week, you’ll be thinking like an agent system designer and architect, not just a developer. You’ll know how to delegate tasks across agents, resolve conflicts, implement custom tool-sharing strategies, and even connect to agents outside your system via MCP.
Let’s build some brains that work together.
📝 What’s in store this week?
Here’s how the week is structured:
- Lesson 1: Design patterns for building multi-agent AI systems
- Lesson 2a: Define the A3 project and architect the tag extraction system
- Lesson 2b: Build the tag extractor using rules, ML, and LLMs
- Lesson 3: Design agent roles and assign responsibilities
- Lesson 4a: Learn what MCP is and why it matters
- Lesson 4b: Connect and build with MCP in practice
🤖 What will you be able to build?
By the end of this week, you’ll be able to:
- Design multi-agent systems that operate in sequence or in parallel
- Assign clear, non-overlapping roles to agents to avoid confusion and redundancy
- Connect agents into a collaborative, fault-tolerant system
- Use LangGraph to manage agent state, coordination, and decision-making
- Build with modularity, safety, and observability in mind
This week sets you up for the Week 8 project—and unlocks your ability to build scalable, maintainable, and truly collaborative agentic systems.
Let’s architect intelligence—together.
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