How do you make an agent keep working until the job is actually done? How do you make it verify its own progress, recover when something fails, and know when to stop? And when is one agent no longer enough?

In this session, we will go deep into loop and graph engineering — two powerful patterns for building agents that can operate autonomously and reliably.

We will build agents that work towards verifiable goals, iterate until specific conditions are met, and operate within clear boundaries. Then we will take the next step and compose agents into graphs where specialized agents divide the work, run in parallel, verify each other, and hand work between them.

Along the way, we will explore how to design effective finish lines, build verification into the loop, prevent agents from running forever, decide when work should be split across multiple agents, and control what flows between them.

You will leave with practical patterns for designing loops and graphs that make your agents more autonomous, predictable, and effective — patterns you can start using in your own agentic systems right away.

Delivery Options
- Duration: 30–60 minutes (flexible)
- Language: Danish or English
- Level: Experienced (300)