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Google just released the best 1-hour course on Graph Engineering: from single agent to a full 24/7 system 00:00 - What Graphs are 09:16 - Build an agent 21:15 - Graph engineering explained 41:03 - Graph engineering practice 52:21 - Self improving Graphs Free, the best thing on Graph... show more
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Stolen Authority post. The person you linked to didn’t endorse this content. It’s your content appended to look as if they did. Shame.

Who is she?

Could you share the link to the Google course?

A free course covering all of this is honestly nice

Automation making use of AI language models?

Graphs is just UML.

that's actually insane. This will definitely take my ai workflow to the next level

really useful stuf bro

Spot on! Loop-based agents are great for basic linear tasks, but graph engineering is essential once you need control, predictability, and parallel state handling

这波真的可以 图工程讲得挺清楚 从单agent到24/7系统 免费教程里算良心了 收藏了有空看看

saving this, the self-improving graphs part is what got me

graph engineering is the meta

The self-improving graphs part at 52:21 is the one I'm skeptical about. In practice they drift fast without a human checking what the graph actually changed before it goes live.

Carl Hewitt shipped the Actor Model in 1973: independent nodes, message passing, no shared state. LangGraph and every 2025 framework is Actor reheated.

The self-improving graphs part is the real unlock. Curious if they cover failure recovery or just optimization loops?
