My 5-Day AI Agents Intensive Journey — And How I Built a Google-Native MindsEye OS Using 6 Repos

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My 5-Day AI Agents Intensive Journey — And How I Built a Google-Native MindsEye OS Using 6 Repos
The article recounts a transformative experience during the 5-Day AI Agents Intensive course organized by Google and Kaggle. Initially expecting a technical bootcamp, the author discovered a deeper understanding of agentic systems. The course emphasized that an agent is not merely a script or chatbot but a dynamic architectural pattern involving perception, reasoning, decision-making, action, reflection, and adaptation over time. This reframing of what constitutes an agent significantly impacted the author's perspective on AI development.
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