AI Agents
5 articlesAgentic Design Patterns, Part 1: What Makes an AI System Actually Agentic
A model answering a prompt is not an agent. The useful distinction is action-oriented orchestration: goals, tools, state, adaptation, and structured control around the model.
Agentic Design Patterns, Part 2: The Workflow Patterns That Make Agents Reliable
Prompt chains, routing, parallelization, reflection, tool use, planning, and multi-agent coordination are the reusable patterns that turn model capability into system behavior.
Agentic Design Patterns, Part 3: Memory, RAG, MCP, and Human Oversight
Persistent state, retrieval, structured tool protocols, adaptation, and human approval flows are what keep agents useful after the first impressive demo.
Agentic Design Patterns, Part 4: Guardrails, Evaluation, and Production Agent Systems
The difference between a fun agent demo and a production system is usually not smarter prompting. It is exception handling, measurement, resource discipline, and safety architecture.
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