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Agentic AI Book

An open-source book, written in Burmese for Myanmar developers, explaining agentic AI concepts such as tool calling, RAG, MCP, context engineering, and coding agents from a practical angle.

Agentic AI Book

Agentic AI Book is an open-source manuscript aimed at helping Myanmar developers understand agentic AI in practice rather than through a direct translation of framework documentation. It is written as a practical thinking guide for beginner-to-intermediate developers, covering how to reason about an agent loop, how to weigh the risk of letting an agent use a given tool, the differences between context, memory, and RAG, how to get started with MCP, skills, and subagents as a beginner, and how to use coding agents and DevOps automation safely.

Case-study chapters, covering repository-backed examples, have been revised for clearer, more practical reading, and a preface and license chapter are the recommended starting point. The book is organized as a chaptered manuscript, with recent passes focused on readability, safer wording around automation, and clearer roadmap and reference sections.

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