Multi-Agent Engineering Workflows

The governed platform layer hands-on: sequential and parallel multi-agent workflows for engineering work — orchestration, tool execution, collective intelligence, and results that are proven, not just produced.

Private cohorts & on-site
Format: 2-day (8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.)
Level: Advanced
Prerequisite: Working familiarity with ChatETS or ETS Build (K-01/K-02 or equivalent).
Location: Scheduled on demand · on-site at your facility or a regional venue
Date(s): Not yet scheduled for open enrollment. Get notified when it is, or book it privately for your team.
Includes: Certificate of Completion · printed slide binder · take-home reference text

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Faculty

Faculty details for this seminar will be announced with the full schedule.

Fees

Early: $1,895 (payment 4+ weeks ahead)
Standard: $2,095 (check/ACH) · $2,165 (card)

Group discount: $200 off per attendee for 3+ from the same organization.

Also Available

  • Corporate on-site delivery at your facility
  • Private cohort sessions
  • Digital curriculum licensing

Seminar Overview

Single AI answers are commodity; governed multi-agent workflows are the productivity frontier. This advanced course teaches the platform's orchestration layer: composing sequential and parallel workflows across specialized agents, routing tasks by role, executing domain tools and MCP-connected services, and grounding every step in your organization's knowledge.

Attendees build real workflows during the course — design-review pipelines, material-screening chains, compliance-check sequences — and learn the platform's optimization loop: automated prompt and tool improvement, agent populations that share knowledge, and the cryptographic signing and audit trail that make workflow output provable.

Ideal Learner

  • Senior engineers and technical leads building automated workflows
  • Platform and tooling teams inside engineering organizations
  • Innovation and digital-engineering groups scaling AI beyond pilots
  • Engineers who completed K-01 or K-02 and want the orchestration layer

Learning Objectives

  • Design sequential and parallel agent workflows for engineering tasks
  • Route tasks across specialized agents by role and capability
  • Connect domain tools and MCP servers into workflows
  • Ground workflows in organizational knowledge with RAG
  • Produce signed, auditable workflow output and measure quality

Consulting Sessions

Seminar attendees can sign up for individual consulting sessions with the instructor. Sessions are free for registered attendees, first-come first-served — sign up when registering by calling 248-539-0473 or during the seminar.

Seminar Outline

  • Sequential vs. parallel workflow patterns
  • Specialized agents and role-based routing
  • Grounding with the centralized knowledge service
  • Failure handling and human gates
  • The tool-connection layer
  • MCP servers and domain tools in workflows
  • Rate management and access control
  • Case: an automated design-review pipeline
  • Agent populations that share knowledge
  • Automated prompt and tool optimization
  • Evaluating workflow quality over time
  • Self-improvement with failure memory — and its limits
  • Cryptographic signing of workflow results
  • The immutable ledger across multi-step work
  • Presenting multi-agent results to reviewers
  • Capstone: build and sign a compliance-check workflow

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