Right, so you're probably here because I've given you this secret squirrel link. Well, we're about to have some fun. This repo covers everything you need to know about crushing it with agents and watsonx. Enough blabbing, here's what we got on the menu.
This course is designed to give you hands-on experience with building AI agents using different levels of technical complexity. Whether you're a business user, a low-code developer, or a seasoned programmer, there's a path for you.
By the end of this course, you'll be able to:
- Build no-code agents using Watsonx Orchestrate
- Create visual agent workflows with Langflow
- Develop sophisticated agents with Langgraph and Python
- Implement proper AI governance and evaluation strategies
This course is organized into four progressive chapters:
No-code agent building with Watsonx Orchestrate
Perfect for business users and those new to AI agent development. Learn to build powerful agents without writing any code.
Visual agent development with drag-and-drop workflows
The perfect middle ground between no-code simplicity and full programming control. Build complex agents using a visual interface.
Pro-code agent development with Python
For developers who want complete control. Build sophisticated, production-ready agents with advanced capabilities.
AI governance, evaluation, and monitoring
Essential skills for deploying AI agents responsibly in production environments. Learn evaluation frameworks and monitoring strategies.
Before you begin, make sure you have:
- A basic understanding of AI concepts
- Access to Watsonx services (instructions provided in each section)
- Python 3.11+ installed for the Langgraph section
- Git for cloning the repository
WatsonxAgenticCrashCourse/
├── 1. Orchestrate/ # No-code agent building
├── 2. Langflow/ # Low-code visual development
├── 3. Langgraph/ # Pro-code Python development
├── 4. Governance/ # AI governance and evaluation
└── docs/ # Course documentation (this site)
👨🏾💻 Author: Nick Renotte
📅 Version: 1.x
📜 License: This project is licensed under the MIT License