AI Agents in the Modern Web Era: Build Secure Tool-Driven Applications, Browser Automation, and Scalable Multi-Agent Workflows - Couverture souple

Phillips, Jefferson C

 
9798199351560: AI Agents in the Modern Web Era: Build Secure Tool-Driven Applications, Browser Automation, and Scalable Multi-Agent Workflows

Synopsis

Are your AI agents struggling to operate reliably in complex, real-world environments? Do you want to build multi-agent web applications that are secure, scalable, and capable of orchestrating tools and automation seamlessly?

AI Agents in the Modern Web Era provides a complete, practical blueprint for designing, deploying, and maintaining powerful agentic systems. From integrating large language models with retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to orchestrating multiple agents across workflows, this book equips you with the skills to build professional-grade applications that perform consistently and securely.

Inside, you will learn to:

  • Design secure tool-driven agents that interact safely with APIs, databases, and web services

  • Implement browser automation for tasks like web scraping, form filling, and multi-step workflows

  • Build scalable multi-agent systems using queues, workers, and orchestration frameworks

  • Monitor and optimize performance, latency, and cost for efficient deployments

  • Apply robust evaluation, regression, and red-team testing to maintain reliability and trust

  • Integrate CI/CD, feature flags, and canary releases for smooth production updates

  • Maintain agents with post-deployment upgrades, monitoring, and continuous improvement

Whether you are a developer, AI practitioner, or product team member, this book provides the practical guidance and actionable frameworks to confidently build and manage agentic web applications at scale.

Take the next step: Master the modern standards of AI agent development and deployment, and transform your ideas into secure, efficient, and scalable applications today.

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