recall&build

LEARN BY BUILDING / AGENT ENGINEERING

Build an agent.
Know how it works.

Choose your technology. Build a small project. Explain the decisions with working code and evidence.

01 Recall the concepts02 Build on your laptop03 Test what happened

Short lessons for your commute.
Hands-on work for your next free hour.

I WANT TO BUILD AN AGENT

Choose your platform.

MicrosoftAgent Framework

Build a support agent with a reusable skill, scoped tools and approval boundaries.

2–3 hours1 project10 recall cards

You’ll leave withA support-agent project, a skill bundle and a tested evidence pack.

Start the Microsoft pathReview the Microsoft cardsOfficial documentation

Time estimates cover a first pass, not mastery. Core exercises run locally; optional API runs use your own account.

LEARN / MEASURE / CHECK

Understand inference engineering.

Ten readable cards cover serving, memory, scheduling and GPU tradeoffs. Work through examples, then check your understanding with saved questions.

Open inference cards →

COMMUTE SESSION / AZURE ARCHITECTURE

See how the pieces fit.

A visual map and sixteen short cards explain Microsoft’s AI architecture. Follow a request, explore context and tools, then check the operating tradeoffs.

Open visual flashcards →

DEEPER BUILD / CODING AGENTS

Build the harness from scratch.

Follow the eight-lesson Decode course: model loop, permissions, sandboxing, context, subagents, evaluations and replay. Source-linked lessons, spec-driven practice, recall cards and saved project checkpoints.

Explore the coding-agent path →

FROM BUILDING TO EXPLAINING

Defend your engineering decisions.

Ten interview drills, linked to your labs. Diagnose a retrieval failure, stop an agent loop and explain a measured improvement.

Open interview practice →

LEARN FROM WHAT PEOPLE BUILD

Expert Spotlights

Builders across the learning paths.
Real projects, with the source to inspect.

OpenAI · AGENTS API

Rach Pradhan

Folio team, with Yu Xi Lim

Best use of Agents API

Singapore · 13 September 2026

THE PROJECT / FOLIO

Inspect the answer.
Follow the evidence.

Rach Pradhan and Yu Xi Lim built Folio, a tool for inspecting how AI answers recommend websites and cite sources. Organizer Gabriel Chua named their pair among the Best use of Agents API winners at the GPT-6 Astra Hackathon in Singapore. Explore the project’s public submission and source code, then examine its approach to saved evidence and repeatable comparisons.

Award verified from the organizer announcement; project capabilities described by its creators and public repository. An editorial spotlight; no teaching session or endorsement is implied.