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AI Agents for Professionals
2-day live workshop · prompt engineering, tool calling, n8n, LangChain, Claude and MCP
A two-day live workshop for working professionals. Learn prompt engineering, build AI agents that call tools in n8n, then build them in code with LangChain, Claude and MCP.
Prompt engineering-ல இருந்து n8n, LangChain, Claude, MCP வரைக்கும், ரெண்டே நாள்ல live-ஆ உங்க சொந்த AI agent-ஐ உருவாக்கலாம்.
- 2 full daysfrom the first class to the capstone
- 2 stages6 modules and 39 topics, in the order you learn them
- Live in Tamilwith recordings and notes in English
- Hands-onevery topic tried on your own machine
What you will work with
By the end, you can
- Write prompts that give reliable, structured answers
- Explain what an AI agent is and when a simple prompt is enough
- Build an agent in n8n that calls tools and finishes a real task
- Build an agent in code with LangChain and Claude
- Choose the right Claude model for a task based on cost, speed and quality
- Connect an agent to outside tools and data with MCP
What you get
- Two full live daysSaturday and Sunday, 10 AM to 5 PM IST with breaks, and time to ask questions as they come up.
- Build as you learnEvery session ends with something running, so you learn by building and not just by watching.
- Four tools in one workshopPrompt engineering, n8n, LangChain with Claude, and MCP, taught in the order they build on each other.
Your path, stage by stage
2 stages, in the order you learn them. Each one has a clear goal and ends with something you build and keep. Every topic runs on your own machine first.
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Stage 1 of 2
Day 1 · Prompts and agents in n8n
Write prompts you can trust, understand how agents call tools, and build agents without writing code.
You buildAn n8n agent that calls tools and automates a real workflow
Prompt engineering6 topics
Get reliable, structured answers from a model.
How a model reads your prompt
- Tokens and context in plain words
- Why models make things up, and how to catch it
Prompts that work
- Role, task, context and format
- Giving examples in the prompt
- Asking for structured JSON output
- Testing a prompt on real cases
How AI agents work5 topics
What makes an agent different from a chatbot.
The agent loop
- Think, call a tool, read the result, repeat
- Tool calling, how an agent decides which tool to use and with what inputs
- Memory across steps
Knowing when to use one
- A single prompt, a workflow or an agent
- Where agents fail and how to keep a human in the loop
Building agents in n8n7 topics
Workflows and agents without writing code.
n8n basics
- Triggers, nodes and data between them
- Calling an LLM from a workflow
Agents in n8n
- The AI Agent node
- Giving the agent tools
- Adding memory
- Handling errors
- Hands-on, automate a real task end to end
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Stage 2 of 2
Day 2 · Agents in code with LangChain, Claude and MCP
Build agents in code, pick the right Claude model, and connect agents to tools and data with MCP.
You buildAn agent of your own, connected to tools through MCP
LangChain and Claude9 topics
The same agent ideas, now in Python.
Calling Claude from code
- Your first API call
- System prompts and conversations
- Structured output
Which Claude model for which job
- Haiku, Sonnet, Opus and Fable compared
- Cost, speed and quality
- Using effort before changing the model
Agents with LangChain
- Defining tools from Python functions
- Building the agent
- Reading what the agent did, step by step
MCP, the Model Context Protocol5 topics
One standard way to connect agents to tools and data.
Why MCP exists
- Clients, servers and tools
- Using a ready-made MCP server
Your own server
- Building a small MCP server
- Connecting it to Claude and to your agent
- Keeping access safe
Build your own agent7 topics
Put both days together in one working agent.
Final build
- Pick a task from your own work
- Design the prompts and tools
- Build and connect it through MCP
Before you trust it
- Test it on real cases
- Control cost
- Guard against prompt injection
- Show your agent to the group
What you will build
- A set of tested prompts for tasks from your own work
- An n8n agent that calls tools and automates a real workflow
- A LangChain agent on Claude that calls your own Python functions
- A final agent of your own, connected to tools through MCP
Who it is for
- Working professionals who want to use AI agents in their daily work
- Developers who want a fast, practical start with agents
- Team leads who need to judge where agents help and where they do not
What our students say
In their own words, from students of our live GoDisai batches.
Concepts are explained in the simplest way to understand. Doubts are clearly explained on the spot until everyone understands the concept — very useful for preparing for interviews.
If you want to change your role with the current trend, he is the best — and you can learn in your mother tongue. I can now change my role and attend interviews confidently.
The way you teach things from absolute scratch and not from an abstraction level really made me understand a lot of technical topics with much more depth. “I am able to explain why and how things work and know how to do it” — that would be the takeaway from the sessions.
The hands-on examples and doubt-clearing sessions helped me understand how to apply these concepts in my own projects.
Clear explanation with simple examples and a practical approach to real-time issues. You can learn the basics very clearly and gain the confidence to be a developer.
I now have the confidence to crack system design interviews.
AI Agents for Professionals
- 2 full days from the first class to the capstone
- 2 stages 6 modules and 39 topics, in the order you learn them
- Live in Tamil with recordings and notes in English
- Hands-on every topic tried on your own machine
- Prompt engineering for reliable, structured answers
- AI agents that call tools, built in n8n
- Agents in code with LangChain and Claude
- Connecting agents to tools and data with MCP
Next batch starts 21 Nov
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