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Deploy a multi-agent workflow

Compose agents safely: health signals, tool rate limits, human approval gates, and ordered skill stacks (networking loop as the worked example).

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Lessons in order

1. 1
   Workflows beat one giant prompt

   Multi-step agent systems need ordered stages, handoffs, and failure isolation — not a single mega-prompt.

   ~7 min · free · Fresh · updated 2026-07-22 (0d ago)
2. 2
   Health signals: alive vs making progress

   Heartbeat is not progress. Detect stuck agents before budgets burn.

   ~8 min · free · Fresh · updated 2026-07-22 (0d ago)
3. 3
   Rate limits and cost classes

   Aggressive retries turn one flaky tool into a bill. Class tools by cost and cap them.

   ~8 min · free · Fresh · updated 2026-07-22 (0d ago)
4. 4
   Human-in-the-loop before irreversible actions

   Spend, outbound messages, and deploys need structured approval — not vibes.

   ~8 min · free · Fresh · updated 2026-07-22 (0d ago)
5. 5
   Worked example: networking agent loop

   Score intros → draft messages → prep meetings → follow up — as an ordered capability stack.

   ~12 min · free · Fresh · updated 2026-07-22 (0d ago)
6. 6
   Bundles and compatibility (assembling stacks)

   When to buy a composable stack, how execution order works, and how co-purchase signals stay honest.

   ~10 min · free · Fresh · updated 2026-07-22 (0d ago)

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