Google releases free 2-hour course on graph engineering for multi-agent systems
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-08-16
Google quietly released a free 2-hour deep dive into "graph engineering," covering the transition from a single prompt to systems connecting hundreds of agents via loops and graph structures.
Key segments include:
- Agent Basics: Shipping your first agent.
- Loop Engineering: Iteration, validation, and stop conditions.
- Graph Engineering Fundamentals: Core architecture for multi-agent systems.
- Self-throttling Agents: Mechanisms to prevent system overload.
- The Complete Graph: A holistic view of multi-agent systems.
The course emphasizes moving beyond building single agents to creating systems where agents organize themselves into functional graphs.
Related event: Andrew Ng Releases Free 2-Hour Course on Graph Engineering for Agents(2 posts)→
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