The AWS Sample Model Context Protocol Demos is an open-source repository showcasing standardized patterns for Large Language Model (LLM) context management and tool invocation. It features two complete demos—one in JavaScript/TypeScript and one in Python—that implement the Model Context Protocol, enabling developers to build AI agents that call AWS Lambda functions, preserve conversation history, and stream responses. Sample code demonstrates message formatting, function argument serialization, error handling, and customizable tool integrations, accelerating prototyping of generative AI applications.

Advanced Agents Cookbooks is a community-driven GitHub project offering a library of AI agent recipes built on LangChain. It covers memory modules for context retention, custom tool integrations for external data and API calls, function-calling patterns for structured responses, chain-of-thought planning for complex decision-making, and multi-step workflow orchestration. Developers can use these ready-made examples to understand best practices, customize behavior, and accelerate the development of intelligent agents that automate tasks such as scheduling, data retrieval, and customer support.

Agents Course by Justinvarghese511 is a structured learning program that equips developers with the skills to architect, implement, and deploy AI agents. Through step-by-step tutorials, participants learn to design agent decision flows, integrate external APIs, and manage context and memory. The course includes hands-on code examples, Jupyter notebooks, and practical exercises for building agents that automate data extraction, respond conversationally, and perform multi-step tasks. By the end, learners will have a portfolio of working AI agent projects and best practices for production deployment.

AI Agent Example is a hands-on demonstration repository for developers and researchers interested in building intelligent agents powered by large language models. The project includes sample code for agent planning, memory storage, and tool invocation, showcasing how to integrate external APIs or custom functions. It features a simple conversational interface that interprets user intents, formulates action plans, and executes tasks by calling predefined tools. Developers can follow clear patterns to extend the agent with new capabilities, such as scheduling events, web scraping, or automated data processing. By providing a modular architecture, this template accelerates experimentation with AI-driven workflows and personalized digital assistants while offering insights into agent orchestration and state management.