By concept
A learning path through agentic systems — each concept links to the demos that show it in action.
Foundations
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The smallest useful agent: a model, an instruction, a loop.
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Giving a model hands — letting it call functions and APIs.
Reasoning & orchestration
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Routing, parallel steps, and deterministic graphs around an LLM.
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Several specialised agents collaborating on one goal.
Tools & protocols
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A standard way to plug tools and data into any agent.
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Agents discovering and calling each other, no hardcoded URLs.
Memory & knowledge
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Short- and long-term memory so agents remember across turns.
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Grounding answers in retrieved documents and live data.
Interfaces
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Agents that drive a real browser or desktop to get things done.
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Real-time, spoken conversations with an agent.
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Agents built to make the web and apps usable for everyone.
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Agents that see, hear, generate images, music, and video.
Quality
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Measuring whether an agent actually works — and stays working.
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Packaging reusable capabilities an agent can load on demand.