Intelligent Agents, the New Frontier of LLMs
summary
Defines what makes a system an “agent” versus a plain LLM, outlines LLM limitations, and demonstrates building concrete agents in Java using LangChain4j and the Agent Development Kit (ADK). Shows agent design patterns that go beyond single LLM calls to fetch documents (RAG), trigger actions in surrounding systems, and discusses MCP (Model Context Protocol) and A2A (Agent-to-Agent) protocols.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15IA agents with LLMs
- 5:11IA agent equation components
- 7:17IA agent planning workflows
- 15:00Function calling and environment
- 18:31Multi-agent system design
- 20:37Demo: Advanced RAG task splitting
- 34:44Demo: Sci-fi story generator
- 40:42Demo: ADK orchestration sub-agents
- 49:13Conclusion
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