-
Book Overview & Buying
-
Table Of Contents
30 Agents Every AI Engineer Must Build
By :
This chapter explored three foundational cognitive architectures: Autonomous Decision-Making agents, Planning agents, and Memory-Augmented agents. These agents together form the essential building blocks for creating intelligent, adaptive systems. Each architecture specializes in a distinct aspect of cognition: decision-making agents enable rapid, reactive responses; Planning agents orchestrate complex, multi-step objectives; and Memory-Augmented agents provide continuity through working, episodic, and semantic memory. Collectively, they realize the cognitive loop of perception, reasoning, action, and learning introduced in Chapter 1, allowing agents to move from reactive behaviors toward long-term, context-aware intelligence.
Crucially, these architectures are most powerful when integrated, combining their strengths to create more capable and resilient agents. This chapter emphasized best practices, such as modular design, observability, efficient context management,...