Go from "I've used ChatGPT" to building production-ready AI agents that think, use tools, remember context, and work in teams — in 8 weeks.
Most AI courses teach you to use tools. This course teaches you to build them. Every session has a working output. The course ends with a production-deployed agent in your GitHub portfolio.
Three sessions per week on alternating days. One hour of focused theory, two hours of hands-on building. Every session produces a working artefact.
Every assignment is a real system, not a textbook exercise. You push to GitHub, you demo it live, you own it.
You need Python basics and some curiosity. Everything else — frameworks, APIs, system design — is taught from scratch in context.
The capstone project was the first thing I showed in every placement interview. Three companies asked me to walk them through the architecture in detail. It's genuinely the best project I built in four years of college.
I'd watched dozens of "build a chatbot" tutorials. This was completely different — by week three I understood why every other tutorial I'd seen was basically wrong about how agents actually work.
The session on LangGraph was the one I didn't know I needed. Now I see why most "AI agents" people claim to build are actually just glorified API wrappers with no state management.
This course is designed and delivered by an AI engineering practitioner who has built production agent systems — not just demonstrated toy examples. The curriculum is grounded in real-world challenges: what actually breaks in production, what interviewers actually ask, and what architecture decisions actually matter at scale.
Every code example in the course was written and debugged before it was taught. Every concept was chosen because it shows up in real agent engineering work, not because it fills a syllabus slot.
8 weeks. 24 sessions. One production-ready agent in your portfolio. Applications open for the next cohort.
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