$Designing Agentic Workflows
This hub covers the fundamentals of designing, evaluating, and debugging agentic AI workflows.
Understanding Agents
What agents are and when they work well:
- Agentic AI can be less or more autonomous
- Agentic AI works better for well know, linear processes
- We should invest in AX (Agents Experience)
Design Patterns
Core patterns for building effective agents:
- Agentic design patterns
- Planning (Agentic Pattern) with code improves performance
- Reflection (Agentic Pattern) consistently outperforms direct generation on a variety of tasks
- Reflection (Agentic Pattern) can use external feedback from tools to improve output
Evaluation
How to measure agent performance:
- Agents can be evaluated objectively or subjectively
- "LLM as a judge" grading with a rubric gives more consistent results when evaluating Reflection (Agentic pattern)
Debugging & Improvement
Finding and fixing problems in agentic workflows:
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