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AIVideosLive Day 3- Building AI Agents For Production
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Live Day 3- Building AI Agents For Production

•February 17, 2026
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Krish Naik
Krish Naik•Feb 17, 2026

Why It Matters

By standardizing project scaffolding, observability, and AI‑assisted development, businesses can accelerate AI agent deployment while maintaining production‑grade reliability and monitoring.

Key Takeaways

  • •Clone repository and set up project structure before coding.
  • •Use custom logger and exception modules for robust monitoring.
  • •Leverage VS Code Copilot or Cursor for AI‑assisted code generation.
  • •Implement agentic workflows with LangGraph, Google ADK, or Autogen.
  • •Ensure logs are cloud‑compatible using structured logging for observability.

Summary

The live Day 3 session walked participants through the practical steps of building production‑ready AI agents. After a brief recap of earlier theory, the instructor opened a shared GitHub repository, demonstrated how to clone the project, and outlined the folder hierarchy that will host custom modules, configuration files, and workflow scripts.

Key technical moves included creating a custom logger using Python’s structlog for unified console, file, and cloud‑watch output, and defining bespoke exception classes to capture runtime errors. Participants were shown how to harness AI‑assisted coding tools—VS Code’s Copilot and the Cursor IDE—to generate boilerplate and functional code on demand, reducing manual effort.

The instructor highlighted the flexibility of agentic orchestration by building a sample workflow with LangGraph, then noting alternatives such as Google’s ADK and the Autogen framework. A concrete example showed a tool‑calling pattern within a notebook, illustrating how an agent can invoke external services while maintaining traceable logs.

Overall, the session equipped developers with a reproducible template for AI agent projects, emphasizing observability, modular design, and the speed gains from AI‑driven code generation—critical factors for enterprises seeking to scale intelligent automation quickly.

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