What an agent is, and how it differs from a chatbot
Goals, tool use, memory and loops; where agents help and where they do not.
Handing repetitive processes to agents: choosing what can be automated, designing the flow, and running it within safe boundaries.
An agent is not a question-and-answer box: it has a goal, it uses tools and it moves step by step. This programme teaches how to tell which processes suit that shape, and how to build one end to end.
Goals, tool use, memory and loops; where agents help and where they do not.
Scoring automation candidates by frequency, rule clarity and cost of error.
Connecting calendar, email, spreadsheets, CRM and file systems; permission and access boundaries.
Breaking down steps, decision points, stops that require human approval and fallback paths.
Logging, catching unexpected output, spend and action limits, and an emergency stop.
Each participant picks a process from their own job and turns it into a working flow by the end of the day.