Full course shows how to build agent graphs for parallel research and review
gerardsans · x · 2026-07-23
A post points to a full course on graph engineering for building agent graphs that can be used in business workflows.
- The method teaches how to create your first agent graph.
- The example pattern has a team of AI agents researching in parallel.
- The agents try to kill their own findings, merge the results, and only ship after the human gives the final approval.
- The course claims to cover the full approach, including what a graph is and the core pattern behind it.
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