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AI Multi‑Agent Engineer | From Zero to a Deployable Multi‑Agent App
Be among the first to capture the AI dividend. This program focuses on hands‑on multi‑agentic software engineering, using AI engineering tools like Cursor, Claude / Codex, and more to take you from orchestration & planning, RAG/memory, evaluation & observability, all the way to scaling and a Demo Day pitch.
Highlights:
• End‑to‑end agent project practice: role‑based teamwork (PM / engineer / AI assistant)
• Weekly deliverables → Demo Day: ship deployable demos and present your work
• Interview‑ready outcomes: verifiable GitHub projects + portfolio + recommendation materials
• Closed‑loop contribution tracking: measure impact via evaluation tooling; share upside if products monetize
• End‑to‑end agent project practice: role‑based teamwork (PM / engineer / AI assistant)
• Weekly deliverables → Demo Day: ship deployable demos and present your work
• Interview‑ready outcomes: verifiable GitHub projects + portfolio + recommendation materials
• Closed‑loop contribution tracking: measure impact via evaluation tooling; share upside if products monetize
Lead Instructor: Dr. Lin (Ph.D., Caltech; former software engineer at Bank of America; senior software engineer at Lockheed Martin; senior US tech manager / chief architect).
16‑week learning path (4 phases):
• Phase 1 (Weeks 1–4): agent fundamentals | tools & APIs | memory & RAG | planning & control
• Phase 2 (Weeks 5–8): multi‑agent patterns | safety & compliance | agent UX | MVP beta
• Phase 3 (Weeks 9–12): real projects | enterprise/open‑source backlog | continuous delivery & evaluation
• Phase 4 (Weeks 13–16): concurrency & scaling | cost/quality optimization | optional fine‑tuning | Demo Day
• Phase 1 (Weeks 1–4): agent fundamentals | tools & APIs | memory & RAG | planning & control
• Phase 2 (Weeks 5–8): multi‑agent patterns | safety & compliance | agent UX | MVP beta
• Phase 3 (Weeks 9–12): real projects | enterprise/open‑source backlog | continuous delivery & evaluation
• Phase 4 (Weeks 13–16): concurrency & scaling | cost/quality optimization | optional fine‑tuning | Demo Day
Toolchain (excerpt): Next.js (React) frontend | Python FastAPI backend | Postgres/Redis | vector DB: pgvector/Chroma | orchestration: CrewAI/AutoGen | observability: OpenTelemetry | CI/CD: GitHub Actions + Docker + Playwright E2E.
Who it’s for: future‑oriented AI/software engineers, product & tech founders, and professionals transitioning into AI delivery. Recommended: Python/JS basics, Git, and the command line, plus consistent weekly commitment. (See the course page for the latest.)
Inquiries & enrollment: WeChat vicxbk2; phone 416-665-1888
FAQ
What is “multi‑agent”, and how is it different from a single agent?
Multi‑agent systems coordinate multiple specialized roles (planner, executor, retriever, evaluator, etc.) via orchestration/routing/shared memory to deliver end‑to‑end outcomes. Compared to a single agent, they’re better suited for complex workflows and scalable systems.
Which AI engineering tools will we use?
You’ll use tools like Cursor and Claude Code / Codex across the AI engineering workflow for building and refactoring, plus Git/GitHub for collaboration and code review.
Is this beginner‑friendly? What prerequisites do I need?
This is an engineering‑oriented program. We recommend Python or JavaScript basics plus Git and the command line. If you’re newer, you can catch up through assignments and team collaboration—but you’ll need consistent weekly effort.
What core modules of “multi‑agent engineering” will we learn?
Topics include tools & API integration, memory and RAG, task planning & control, role orchestration & collaboration, agent UX (streaming UX/session recovery), safety & compliance, and evaluation & quality control.
What is RAG, and why do multi‑agent systems often need it?
RAG (Retrieval‑Augmented Generation) uses retrieval/vector databases to ground models on external knowledge (docs, databases, webpages), reducing hallucinations and improving freshness. Multi‑agent systems frequently need cross‑source decisions and citations, so RAG + memory is foundational.
What tech stack will we use for projects?
A typical stack includes a Next.js (React) frontend, a Python FastAPI backend, Postgres/Redis, and vector DBs like pgvector/Chroma, plus orchestration frameworks (e.g., CrewAI/AutoGen) for multi‑agent collaboration.
Why does the course emphasize GitHub? What outputs will I produce?
Because hiring and career growth rely on verifiable evidence. You’ll produce GitHub‑visible projects with PRs/Issues/logs and iteration records—turning your work into portfolio‑ready engineering artifacts.
How do we use Docker and CI/CD in the course?
You’ll use Docker to package services and dependencies, reducing environment friction, and GitHub Actions for automated testing and releases—so your project supports continuous delivery.
How do you evaluate whether a multi‑agent system is actually improving?
Not by vibes—by repeatable evaluation: task suites, pass rate/accuracy, latency and cost metrics, regression tests, etc., plus observability (e.g., OpenTelemetry) to trace execution and bottlenecks.
Do you cover security and compliance?
Yes—common risks and mitigation patterns such as prompt‑injection defenses, sensitive‑data handling, permissions and audit trails, tool‑calling allowlists, and data isolation to better match production realities.
What does “agent UX” mean for multi‑agent applications?
It’s the user experience and control layer: streaming responses, session recovery, state visualization, interrupt/rollback, and explainable execution traces with grounded citations.
How is the class organized and how will we collaborate?
You’ll typically work in small squads with role‑based responsibilities and weekly deliverables, progressing from an MVP to a deployable version, and presenting on Demo Day. (See the course page for the latest.)
How do I enroll / ask questions? Where can I view the full details?
Contact WeChat vicxbk2 or call 416-665-1888. For the latest details, please refer to the course page: AI Multi‑Agent Engineer.