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Workflow or Agent? The Distinction That Saves You Money

The Three Patterns: Chaining, Routing, and Orchestrator

Why Simple Beats Clever (and When to Level Up)

Checkpoint: Patterns

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Hands-On: Map One of Your Own Processes

What an agent actually is, how it differs from a workflow, and the three orchestration patterns — chaining, routing, and orchestrator — that cover most solo-business needs.

Before you build anything, learn the vocabulary and the map: what an agent is, what a workflow is, and the three patterns that cover almost every solo-business use case.

Foundations: Agents, Workflows, and the Three Patterns

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