LLM Agents in Production: Why Go is the Missing Piece
summary
Builds an LLM coder agent from scratch using Anthropics Go SDK and demonstrates a working prototype in 20 lines of Go that reads and writes files via simple tools. Shows converting synchronous tool calls to concurrent execution with goroutines plus the SDK’s parallel tool calling to cut latency and cost. Scales to a multi-agent setup (coder invoking a doc agent over HTTP), containerizes with Docker, runs on a kind/Kubernetes cluster with 2 coder, 4 doc instances.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00LLM agents and Go
- 2:12Why Go excels for LLM agents
- 3:37Basic LLM agent in Go
- 7:54Adding file tools to agent
- 10:21Concurrent tool execution
- 13:08Multi-agent systems scaling
- 17:02Containerizing agents
- 19:12Deploying on Kubernetes
- 22:16Closing: Go in AI agents
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