In this chapter
- discovering how to use agentic AI to solve complex problems
- designing agentic structures using multiple collaborating agents
- gaining hands-on experience building customized agentic structures in Langflow
Working alone works . . . until it doesn’t.
We’ve seen how individual agents can accomplish a lot when equipped with the right tools. But what if we took that concept further—beyond a single agent managing many tools—to a dynamic team of agents, each specialized, collaborating to solve complex problems together? This is the concept of building agentic structures instead of individual agents, and that’s what this chapter is all about.
Modern work is built on specialization. In companies, tasks are distributed across departments and roles to maximize efficiency, foster skill development, and avoid duplication of work. Asking everyone to do everything would limit both effectiveness and growth—hence the need to split work across specialized workers.