Understand agents from the inside.
RAG, context engineering, memory, orchestration, and coding agent internals. Taught at the depth practitioners actually need.
Start learningThe premise
Most courses stop at the architecture diagram. Agent YAP teaches what happens underneath: the retrieval, the memory, the loops, and the failures.
Written for people who already ship with LLMs and want to understand their systems well enough to fix them when they break.
Multi-agent systems
Many agents. One system.
Alone, an agent is just a loop with tools.
Given a shared goal, structure emerges: an orchestrator, specialists, delegation.
Orchestration is deciding what each model sees, does, and reports back.
Rise above surface-level understanding.
Curriculum
9 subjects. No hand-waving.
73 chapters, 640 slides, each one a screen you page through. Read a subject in an evening. Reference it for years.
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Foundations
Context, Memory, and Retrieval
Orchestration
Building Agents
Research Papers
Reference
Agentic memory
Memory is sediment.
Every run deposits a layer. Good agents compress experience into strata and let retrieval cut through all of them.
The climb is the curriculum.
Start with Chapter 1The reader
Built for reading, not scrolling.
Chapters are screen-sized slides you move through with arrow keys. One idea per screen, generous type, visible progress. All the drama stays out here; the reader stays calm.
Open the reader