LangChain Tutorial - Build an AI Agent with Tools | Chapter 10
Summary
This video teaches how to build AI agents using the LangChain framework in Python. It demonstrates initializing a model, registering Python functions as structured tools, and creating both single agents and supervisor-sub-agent architectures.
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