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The AI Agent learning map

From "what is an LLM and how are tokens counted" all the way to building your own multi-agent systems.

10learning stops
curatedprojects
hands-onexercises
3languages

🤖 First: what is an AI Agent?

An AI Agent is an AI system that can decide what to do next and take action toward a person's goal. Once given a goal, it reads the current situation, uses tools when needed, then continues, corrects course, stops, or hands control back based on the result. It can do work automatically on a person's behalf, but only within clear rules and permissions.

Pick a learning track

  • Track A — CLI power user


    Push CLI agents like Claude Code to their limit: workflows, productionization.

    Start at A1

  • Track B — Agent builder


    From tool calls all the way to multi-agent systems and your own MCP server.

    Start at Stage 3

Stage 0 through Stage 8, plus the Stage 7.5 reading stop

  • Stage 0 — Foundations


    Check Python, Git, and API basics first; skip this stop if you are ready.

    Open

  • Stage 1 — LLM basics


    Tokens, context, choosing a model.

    Open

  • Stage 2 — Prompt engineering


    Say what you want so the model delivers reliably.

    Open

  • Stage 3 — Tool Use & Your First Agent Loop


    Give the LLM tools; write your first agent.

    Open

  • Stage 4 — Workflow Graphs & Agent Frameworks


    LangGraph, AutoGen, Agents SDK — which to pick.

    Open

  • Stage 5 — Claude Code ecosystem


    CLI agents, MCP, Skills, subagents.

    Open

  • Stage 6 — Memory & RAG


    Let an agent remember and retrieve.

    Open

  • Stage 7 — Agent Production Engineering


    Make loops, workflow graphs, harnesses, and multi-agent work reliable.

    Open

  • Stage 7.5 — Advanced reading stop


    Pick one advanced idea at a time and decide whether your system needs it.

    Open

  • Stage 8 — Agent interfaces


    Computer Use, Browser Use, Sandbox.

    Open


Trilingual, with hands-on exercises in every stage. For the full intro and table of contents → project overview.