I wrote Agentic Design Patterns: A Hands‑On Guide to Building Intelligent Systems to give developers a practical, accessible resource that explains each agentic pattern and supplies runnable code examples. The book is organized into 21 chapters, each devoted to a single pattern such as Prompt Chaining, Tool Use, Multi‑Agent Collaboration, and Self‑Correction. Each chapter follows a consistent structure: a Pattern Overview, Practical Applications & Use Cases, Hands‑On Code Example, Key Takeaways, and References. While the chapters are ordered for progressive learning, they can be consulted out‑of‑order for specific problems. Appendices provide advanced prompting techniques, real‑world agent principles, and an overview of essential frameworks. Online‑only tutorials give step‑by‑step guides for building agents on platforms like AgentSpace and the command‑line interface.
The book contains 21 dedicated chapters covering distinct agentic patterns.