Anthropic releases a free 2-hour workshop on graph engineering for agents
goyalshaliniuk · x · 2026-07-26
Anthropic engineers have released a free 2-hour workshop on Graph Engineering for agentic systems. The workshop argues that self-improving loops are becoming standard and that graph-based architectures are changing how AI systems are built.
It walks through:
- RAG and graphs
- Core graph-engineering concepts: state and nodes
- The 3 feedback loops in graph agents
- Evaluating agents with graphs
- Agent cycles and graph workflows
- Agentic RAG and context management
- Building graph-based evaluation datasets
The author says it condenses a lot of material that is often split across paid courses into one free session.
Related event: Anthropic Engineer Shares Graph-Based Agent Architecture(4 posts)→
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