AI Agents in Practice
Build agents that plan, call tools and finish real tasks: inbox, CRM, reports. With retries, memory and cost limits.
Who it is for
- Developers who used ChatGPT or Claude API and want more than a chat
- Founders and ops people automating routine work
- Anyone comfortable with Python basics and a terminal
What you will have at the end
- An inbox agent that sorts mail and drafts replies
- A CRM agent that updates deals from calls and chats
- Retry budgets, cost caps and a step log for every run
Most agent tutorials stop when the demo works once. This course starts there. You give an agent real tools, teach it to recover from a failed API call, cap what it can spend and log every step so you can see why it did what it did. By the end you run two agents that do daily work without supervision.
Program
What an agent really is
4 lessons · 46 minTools and strict arguments
5 lessons · 58 minMemory that does not lie
4 lessons · 50 minWhen things fail
5 lessons · 55 minInbox agent
6 lessons · 74 minCRM agent
6 lessons · 70 minCost, safety and logs
4 lessons · 48 minProgram reviewed by
A certificate that is hard to fake and easy to check
- 1Strict exam. Timer, one attempt at a time, switching tabs or windows stops the test.
- 2Public record. The QR code opens course.awereads.com/v with the holder, course and date.
- 3Signed ID. Change a name or date in the file and the verification code no longer matches.

Read before you start
Course questions
Which model do the agents use?
Any model with tool calling: Claude, GPT or an open model on your own server. The code is the same, only the client changes.
Do I need a paid API key?
No. Every project also runs on a free local model. A paid key makes answers better, not possible.
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