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AI Agents

Agents mark the shift from one-shot Q&A to multi-step workflows — and in enterprise settings the hard part is not intelligence but control. This cluster covers tool calling and MCP, multi-agent systems, error handling and rollback, and agent security.

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AI Agents
An AI agent is a language-model system that decides its own next step toward a given goal, can call tools, and revises its plan based on intermediate results.

What this cluster covers

  • Tool calling & MCP
  • Multi-agent systems & orchestration
  • Agent error handling & rollback
  • Agent security & permission boundaries
  • Human-in-the-loop approval
  • Agent evaluation
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Agentic AI and Autonomous Systems

Agentic AI is the architecture in which a large language model — instead of producing a single answer — autonomously completes multi-step tasks by combining planning, tool use, memory and feedback loops.

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