AI Agents Topic Hub
AI agents are systems that use models, tools, context, and workflow logic to complete multi-step tasks. This hub groups practical guides on agent concepts, automation patterns, function calling, and the Model Context Protocol so readers can move from definitions to implementation tradeoffs.
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Use this page as a guided path through related explainers and comparisons. Start with the broad overview, then move into the implementation, evaluation, and risk topics that match your project.
Key questions
- What makes an AI system an agent rather than a chatbot or single prompt?
- Where do tool use, function calling, memory, and workflow orchestration fit?
- What risks should teams evaluate before giving agents access to business systems?
Related guides
- What are AI agents?
- What is agentic AI?
- What are AI automation workflows?
- What is function calling in LLMs?
- What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
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