Anthropic engineer releases a 2-hour workshop on graph engineering for agentic systems
pswider · x · 2026-07-26
An Anthropic engineer released a 2-hour workshop on Graph Engineering for agentic systems.
- Covers RAG + graphs, the core graph-agent pattern, and how to model state and nodes.
- Breaks down three feedback loops used by graph agents, plus agent cycles, agentic RAG, and agent context.
- Includes a section on agent evaluation with graphs and even evaluation datasets built around graph structures.
- The post frames this as a practical roadmap for people building multi-step agents and self-improving loops.
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