Course Outline

AutoGen in the Enterprise Context

  • The significance of intelligent agents for business operations
  • Overview of AutoGen’s architecture and extensibility
  • Security, traceability, and governance considerations for government

Enterprise Workflow Automation with AutoGen

  • Designing multi-agent workflows for task coordination in government operations
  • Role-based automation scenarios: request handling, approvals, and summaries for enhanced efficiency
  • Auto-execution and escalation logic to ensure business continuity for government agencies

AutoGen with LangChain Integration

  • Compatibility of LangChain components with AutoGen for government applications
  • Chaining agents and tools using memory, tools, and logic to streamline processes
  • Utilizing the LangChain Expression Language (LCEL) for complex workflows in government operations

Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) Pipelines

  • Connecting AutoGen agents with enterprise knowledge bases to enhance decision-making for government
  • Implementing embedding, vector search, and retrieval pipelines for accurate information retrieval
  • Augmenting private data with open-source or proprietary models to support informed governance

Integration with Enterprise Tools

  • Leveraging APIs to integrate Jira, Slack, Outlook, SharePoint, and other tools for government operations
  • Triggering workflows via chat interfaces and ticketing systems to improve responsiveness
  • Ensuring real-time notifications, logging, and auditing for compliance and accountability in government

Deployment, Monitoring, and Scaling

  • Packaging AutoGen agents for deployment across various government departments
  • Monitoring agent interactions, usage, and performance to optimize operations
  • Scaling agents to meet the needs of different departments and geographies within government agencies

Enterprise Use Case Prototyping Lab

  • Group ideation: exploring enterprise scenarios for automation in government
  • Building custom agent workflows with instructor support to address specific government needs
  • Simulating production environments to validate and refine workflows for government use

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Proficiency in Python programming for government applications
  • Experience with Large Language Models (LLMs) and prompt engineering
  • Familiarity with enterprise automation or workflow tools suitable for government use

Audience

  • Government AI teams
  • Solution architects for government projects
  • Innovation strategists in the public sector
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