Multi-Agent Architecture That Ships: Generative UI for MCP Apps

A hands-on course on designing production-ready multi-agent architectures and building generative UI for applications using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Move beyond static components to ship adaptive, agent-driven interfaces that work in the real world.

7 modules21 lessons70 pages~6 hours1 enrolled

What's inside

7 modules · 21 lessons · 70 pages

Rethinking the Engineering Bottleneck

  • From Intelligence-Limited to Attention-Limited Development
  • Why Single-Agent Loops Stall on Long-Horizon Work
  • The Supervision Ceiling: How Many Tasks Can a Human Hold?
  • What 'Actually Ships' Means: Reliability Over Demos

A Taxonomy of Multi-Agent Patterns

  • Delegation: Top-Down Task Distribution
  • Creator-Verifier: Separation of Generation and Judgment
  • Direct Communication Between Peer Agents
  • Negotiation: Resolving Competing Goals
  • Broadcast: One-to-Many Coordination
  • Choosing Patterns by Failure Mode and Cost

Coordination Costs and When Not to Use Agents

  • The Overhead Tax of Inter-Agent Communication
  • Context Loss as the Primary Failure Surface
  • Heuristics for Single-Agent vs. Multi-Agent Decisions

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How this course works

  • Work through lessons in order. Each page is tracked so you can pick up where you left off.
  • Complete all pages in a module to unlock the next one.
  • Pass the final exam to earn your certificate of completion.
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  • Self-paced learning
  • Progress tracking
  • Certificate on completion