Target Audience

• Software Developers

• AI Engineers

• Automation Engineers

• Product and Innovation teams

• Advanced AI practitioners

Workshop Overview

Building Agent Teams and Skills for Collaborative AI Systems

This intensive workshop introduces a new way of working with artificial intelligence: designing teams of agents that collaborate on tasks rather than interacting with a single assistant. Using Claude Code as the environment, participants learn how to orchestrate agents that research, analyze, plan, generate content, and coordinate multi-step workflows.

A central concept in the workshop is Agent Skills: reusable capabilities that allow agents to perform structured tasks such as information retrieval, document analysis, report generation, and tool interaction. Instead of relying on ad-hoc prompting, participants learn how to define reusable skills and combine them into reliable agent workflows.

Participants will also explore how to design agent teams with clear roles, manage context between collaborating agents, and build workflows that blend human judgment with automated reasoning. These techniques apply not only to software development, but also to research, analysis, content creation, and collaborative work environments such as Cowork.

Topics

• Introduction to agent teams and collaborative AI workflows
• Designing reusable Agent Skills for structured tasks
• Building specialized agents with defined roles
• Orchestrating multi-agent workflows
• Context management between agents
• Using agent skills for research, analysis, and content workflows
• Tool integration and human-in-the-loop patterns