skill-tree:ai:5:3:b
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AI5.3 Agentic Interfaces and Collaboration
This skill explores AI systems designed to act as agents—capable of multi-step reasoning, memory, and collaboration with users or other agents. It includes the architecture, behavior models, and interface strategies used to implement intelligent and adaptive workflows.
Requirements
- External: Understanding of basic prompting and LLM capabilities
- Internal: AI5.1 Prompt Engineering (recommended)
Learning Outcomes
- Define agentic interfaces and describe their role in structured decision-making and automation.
- Differentiate between tool-using, memory-enabled, and collaborative agent types.
- Describe the looped reasoning and execution cycles used by AI agents.
- Identify strategies for agent evaluation, feedback integration, and task adaptation.
- Apply best practices for integrating agents into interactive or multi-agent HPC workflows.
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