Maven - Become An Agentic Architect
 

Software development is moving from writing code to orchestrating agents.
This course is what you need to stay relevant-and protect your career.
In 2026, engineering value is shifting from task execution to orchestration and systems thinking. Anthropic's research shows that being a software engineer increasingly means orchestrating agents that write code, evaluating their output, and ensuring the system solves the right problems-not just writing more code yourself. The gap between early adopters and everyone else is widening fast.
This project-based course puts you on the right side of that shift. You'll use CrewAI and the AAMAD framework to design, build, and deploy a production-ready multi-agent AI application-with a real Capstone Project and live coaching. No empty theory, no "vibe coding" without structure: you'll learn the coordination and context-engineering discipline that keeps systems reliable and your role indispensable.
Top 2 trending Engineering course on Maven in February.
What you'll learn
Build your Multi-agent AI application in 6 weeks with Cursor and CrewAI-and leave as an Agentic Architect who orchestrates agents.
Define a solid foundation with clear research and project scope
Ship rock‑solid project docs: research + requirements that AI agents can execute on.
Architect your complete multiagent solution - from roles to workflows
Architect a production‑ready multi‑agent system with clear roles, workflows, and docs.
Design and build a production-ready Agentic AI Application
Design and build one production‑ready Agentic AI application, not just a prototype.
Define and configure your multiagent crew - from backend logic to integrations
Configure your full multi‑agent stack in CrewAI: Agents Personas, Tasks, Tools, and flows.
Add enterprise-level quality: integrate human feedback, observability, and QA
Add enterprise‑grade reliability: HITL, observability, and automated QA for agents.
Deploy, validate, and present your final Capstone solution with confidence
Deploy and present a portfolio‑ready capstone you can show to clients and hiring managers