Course Outline

1. Introduction to LLM Applications and AutoGen v0.4

  • Overview of Large Language Models (LLMs): Examination of their capabilities and potential applications for government and other sectors.
  • Introduction to AutoGen v0.4: Exploration of its features, architecture, and how it streamlines the development of agentic AI systems for government use.

2. Core Concepts and Components of AutoGen

  • Understanding the Layered Framework:
    • Core Layer: Event-driven architecture supporting dynamic workflows for efficient task management.
    • AgentChat API: High-level APIs for building task-driven agents, facilitating seamless integration into existing systems.
    • Extensions: Customization options for integrating additional agents, tools, and memory modules to enhance functionality for government operations.
  • Asynchronous Messaging: Implementation of event-driven and request-response interaction styles to support real-time data processing and decision-making.

3. Building Your First Multi-Agent Application

  • Defining Agents: Creation of Assistant and User Proxy agents tailored for specific government tasks.
  • Establishing Agent Communication: Configuration of asynchronous messaging between agents to ensure smooth collaboration.
  • Implementing a Sample Application: Development of a simple multi-agent system designed to address a particular challenge in public sector operations.
  • Observability and Debugging Tools: Utilization of built-in metric tracking and message tracing for real-time monitoring and performance optimization for government applications.

4. Case Studies and Best Practices

  • Real-World Applications: Analysis of successful implementations of AutoGen in various industries, including public sector case studies.
  • Best Practices: Guidelines for designing efficient and scalable LLM applications using AutoGen, with a focus on government use cases.
  • Challenges and Solutions: Identification of common challenges encountered during development and effective strategies to address them, particularly relevant to government projects.
  • Q&A

The workshop is intended for:

  • Software developers
  • Data scientists
  • Data engineers
  • Individuals with a programming background or interest who are eager to learn about AI programming for government applications.

Requirements

Prerequisites for government - Python Programming To effectively utilize Python programming in government operations, personnel must possess foundational skills in this language. This ensures alignment with the technical requirements necessary for developing and maintaining robust software solutions for government use. Python's versatility makes it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, from data analysis to automation of administrative tasks, thereby enhancing efficiency and transparency in public sector workflows.
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