Date d'abonnement : 2023
Deploy Your First Agent
Earned avr. 1, 2026 EDT
Orchestrate Complex Multi-Agent Workflows
Earned mars 31, 2026 EDT
Coordinate Multiple Agents
Earned mars 30, 2026 EDT
Optimize Agent Behavior
Earned mars 29, 2026 EDT
Build Your First Agent with Agent Development Kit (ADK)
Earned mars 29, 2026 EDT
Agent Fundamentals
Earned mars 28, 2026 EDT
Take your agents from localhost to production. This course teaches you to deploy ADK agents to Vertex AI Agent Engine and Cloud Run, with optional cross-session memory via Memory Bank.
Learn to orchestrate complex multi-agent workflows. This lesson teaches you to choose the right workflow patterns, manage state across agents, understand when custom logic is needed, and introduces distributed agent systems with A2A Protocol.
Learn to coordinate multiple specialized agents working together. This lesson teaches you when to use multi-agent systems, how to orchestrate agents with workflow patterns, and how agents communicate through shared state. By the end, you’ll build a complete multi-agent application.
You’ve built your first agent—now it’s time to take it further. In this course, you’ll advance your skills by learning how to turn a basic AI agent into a sophisticated, precise assistant—applying advanced instructions, model selection, planning capabilities, and structured output patterns. Join the community forum for questions and discussions
Turn your understanding of agents into practical reality by building, configuring, and running your first AI agent using Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK). In this hands-on course, you’ll set up a complete ADK development environment, create agents with both Python code and YAML configuration, and run them through multiple interfaces. You’ll also learn the core parameters that define agent behavior, taking what you learned in course 1 and applying it to working code.
AI Agents represent a major shift beyond traditional large language models (LLMs): instead of simply generating text-based solutions, they can also act autonomously to execute them. This course introduces the fundamentals of AI Agents, how they differ from LLM APIs, and where they add value in the real world. Based on Google’s agents whitepaper, it provides the theoretical foundation needed before writing your first lines of agent code—ideal for developers, architects, and technical decision-makers who want to understand AI systems through the lens of autonomous, goal-directed behavior (and not just text generation). Join the community forum for questions and discussions.