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Leanpub Book LAUNCH 🚀 Building Production Multimodal AI Agents by Adrian Sebuliba

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Adrian Sebuliba is the founder and lead engineer of IAgentic LLC and the author of the Production AI Agent Engineering series. He builds production AI systems with an evidence-first discipline: retain the inputs, measure the boundaries, and keep the failures.

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