Patterns describe structure
A pattern names a recurring architecture or control-flow problem and explains its mechanism, trade-offs, and suitable contexts.
About the catalog
A practical map of the AI-agent design space
Agentic Design helps engineers move from a system constraint to architecture options they can inspect, compare, and test. It combines a free reference catalog with optional learning and evaluation tools.
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Patterns
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Techniques
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Use cases
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Interactive demos
Counts are generated from the current product data.
Editorial method
Clarity about what the material can prove
The library synthesizes architecture concepts, research terminology, and implementation practices. Source links identify external claims where available; uncited scenario values should always be treated as simulations.
Techniques describe implementation
Techniques are concrete methods that can implement or support one or more patterns. The catalog connects them instead of treating every term as interchangeable.
Examples teach, not certify
Interactive demos and scenario metrics are illustrative unless a primary source is linked. They are starting points for your own tests, not performance guarantees.
Trade-offs stay visible
Recommendations should make cost, latency, reliability, safety, and operational complexity explicit so teams can challenge the design.
Use it as engineering guidance
Agentic Design does not certify that a system is secure, compliant, or production-ready. Teams remain responsible for threat modeling, provider documentation, testing with representative data, and review by qualified specialists where required.
Who operates the service
Agentic Design is a product of KORTEXYA SAS in France. Seller identity, privacy practices, and subscription terms are published before checkout.
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