Build Agentic AI & Multi-Agent System for Software Testing (Crew AI, LangChain)
Build autonomous testing agents and multi-agent systems with CrewAI and LangChain.
Highly Recommended Course. Easy to Understand, Informative, Very Well Organized.Thank you!!
John Smith
This is an amazing course!. Very well thought out Course offering lots of value. Thanks!
Emma Wells
Instant access after paymentLifetime access, no renewalClass recordings includedTwo full written chaptersAll source code, four chaptersRuns on a free Groq key
BEFORE YOU CONFIRM
Exactly what you are getting
No upsell after this page. One payment, everything below, forever.
| Included | What it actually is |
|---|---|
| Class recordings | Every session, so you can build alongside the screen and rewind the part where the error appeared. |
| Chapter 1 written notes | The full reference: what an agent is, both installs, all nine projects with their code, the command cheat sheet, a twelve row gotchas table and a self check quiz. |
| Chapter 2 written notes | The conclusion: CrewAI versus LangChain decision guide, the production readiness checklist, how to evaluate a non deterministic agent, and a 30 day build roadmap. |
| Four chapters of source code | Three CrewAI starter agents, the Jira to Playwright pipeline over MCP, the production pipeline with its UI and framework splitter, and the whole LangChain half including RAG and the copilot. |
| Reusable diagrams | Chain versus agent, the five building blocks, agent anatomy, the MCP tool path, the four agent pipeline, the RAG pipeline and the copilot routing. |
| An evaluation harness | A script that scores your triage agent against a golden set, checks stability across repeated runs and prints the dumb baseline next to it. |
| Lifetime access | Including future updates to the written chapters. |
WHAT CHANGES IN YOUR WEEK
Six things you will be able to do that you cannot do today
Triage a ticket in minutes
A typed verdict with severity, priority, component, owning team, a duplicate flag and a written justification, using your own severity policy.
Explain a failing test fast
An agent that reads the Jenkins log, lists recent commits and pings the app, then names one root cause with the evidence behind it.
Produce a real test plan
A complete twelve section plan generated from a ticket id, following a template your test lead can edit.
Import test cases into Jira
Twelve to fifteen cases as a strict Jira importable CSV covering positive, negative, edge, UI, API and performance.
Scaffold Playwright properly
Real TypeScript files written into pages, modules, tests, fixtures and testdata, not one markdown blob.
Ground it in your history
A local knowledge base over your past tickets, test cases and bug reports, embedded free with Ollama, so the agent has precedent.
| Honest expectations | The reality |
|---|---|
| Will it write perfect test cases? | No. It writes a strong first draft in minutes that you edit in minutes. That is the whole win, and the course teaches you how to measure it. |
| Do I need to code well? | You need to read Python comfortably. Every file in the course is short and explained line by line. |
| Will it cost me money to run? | A free Groq key covers everything, and embeddings run locally through Ollama. The course teaches you how to stay inside the rate limits. |
| Do I need Jira access? | It helps from module 3 onwards, but every agent falls back to pasted text or a built in sample, so nothing blocks you. |
| Can I put this in production? | Yes, and modules 5 and 8 cover exactly that, including what you should refuse to automate. |
What happens the moment you pay
- You land on a page with the setup steps in order, so you can be running your first agent inside thirty minutes.
- Both written chapters and the class recordings are unlocked immediately.
- Start with chapter 1, section 1. It is short and it makes everything after it easier.
- If anything is unclear, reply to the confirmation email and ask. A real person reads it.
