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Build and Run Supply Chain Agents

Book 3 of 3 · Build agents

Bring knowledge and tools together, with clear scope and human decision boundaries.

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The idea behind the book

What you’ll learn.

Bring knowledge, tools, and actions together in an agent with a clear purpose. Learn how to ground answers in documents, connect calculations, plan work, and decide where a person needs to review the result.

The final book in the core series moves from an agent’s first design to evaluation, monitoring, guardrails, and production. Practical exercises help you test the boundaries as carefully as the happy path.

Inside the book

Table of contents.

8 chapters · 93 pages

  1. 01

    Anatomy of an agent

    p. 9
  2. 02

    Grounding agents in your documents

    p. 20
  3. 03

    Agents that use your tools

    p. 30
  4. 04

    Agents that plan and re-plan

    p. 42
  5. 05

    Low-code agents

    p. 54
  6. 06

    Trusting agents: evaluation, monitoring, guardrails

    p. 67
  7. 07

    From prototype to production

    p. 78
  8. 08

    Your roadmap

    p. 88

Included with the book

Hands-on exercises.

Every book comes with exercises you do yourself. Read a chapter, then practise its method on realistic files until you can use it on your own work.

  1. Practice files

    Work on data made for the exercise.

    Each exercise comes with files from Upshift, the fictional bicycle company in the books: agreements, orders, emails and spreadsheets, ready to give your AI.

  2. A guide for every step

    Know what to do next.

    A walkthrough tells you what to give the AI, what to ask it, and how to check its answer against the sources.

  3. A reference to check against

    See how your result compares.

    Compare your answer with a worked reference, mark the exercise done, and follow your progress through the book in your workbench.