A graph-engineering course shows how to build multi-agent business workflows
Lucidjordan79 · x · 2026-07-22
This course on graph engineering explains how to build and deploy an agent graph for business use.
It frames the pattern as a team of AI agents that research in parallel, try to critique or “kill” each other’s findings, and then merge results for a human to approve before anything ships. The course says it covers what a graph is, the core pattern, and how to apply the method end to end.
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