Your AI Agents

Building a Smarter Agentic Workflow Stack

De: John Collins

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

You've built an agentic workflow. You know what reliable automation looks like. Now the question is: what comes next?

Your AI Agents picks up from where Your First AI Agent ended. This book is about what that original workflow becomes when you connect it to others — a stack of agentic workflows that share data, inform each other, and collectively handle the operational overhead that was previously eating your time.

Getting there requires two things: more capable tools, and different thinking about how those tools fit together. This book covers both.

Part I takes stock of what you already know. Running an agentic workflow teaches you things that don't come from documentation, and that same knowledge is the foundation this book builds on.

Part II maps the next tier of tools honestly. The low-code platforms — n8n, Relevance AI, and the agentic capabilities within the native AI platforms you're already using. These are covered not as a buyer's guide but as fundamental orientation. What each one is built for, where its reach ends, and how to choose without getting stuck in evaluation.

Part III is where the architecture happens. It covers how to think about a connected stack rather than a collection of individual workflows, how data flows between processes, and why that design has to come first. Then a complete walkthrough of a three-workflow content production stack from goal to running system.

Part IV covers the operational layer: the governance practices that keep a stack maintainable over time, the maintenance cadences that take less than an hour a month once established, and a clear-eyed account of when technical help is genuinely warranted — and how to brief it when it is.

The back matter includes an updated Tool Guide, six advanced workflow templates, a Stack Architecture Reference, and a glossary extension covering the new vocabulary this level introduces.

Your AI Agents is written for the non-technical professional who has moved past the beginner stage and wants to build something more substantial without pretending that's easier than it is.