Free · Technical Handbook
Build an AI Agent, Code-Free
Decisions, architecture, access controls, and when to actually use AI — and when not to.
A 22-page technical handbook for the people who have to make AI agents work in production — where governance, access rules, and reliability decide whether an agent scales or gets shelved.
- The five-layer agent stack — and the one layer that actually needs AI
- Interface vs execution architecture, and why they're separate choices
- How to configure access controls before an agent goes live
- A six-step path to your first governed agent, no coding required
- When to use AI, and when deterministic logic is cheaper and safer
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22-page PDF. Share with your team internally.
What's inside
Eight chapters, front to back
- 01Market context: where the industry stands
- 02No-code vs traditional development
- 03Common challenges when building AI agents
- 04Key steps to building effective agents
- 05AI agent architectures and examples
- 06How architecture shapes decision-making
- 07The AI agent stack — explained
- 08Building your first agent without coding skills
Why it matters now
The hard part of agents isn't the AI
of organizations say their infrastructure needs upgrades to support production-grade agentic AI.
IT leaders cite security, governance, and MLOps as the biggest challenges to scaling AI.
say operational complexity and engineering overhead is the top hidden cost — above hardware.
Source: Google Cloud — State of Infrastructure in the Agentic AI Era, 2026 (1,402 global IT leaders surveyed).
Who it's for
Written for the people who own the rollout
IT & ops leads
Deploying agents on Google Workspace and accountable for access, audit trails, and what the agent is allowed to touch.
Non-developers
Building real, governed agents without writing code — and needing the guardrails built in rather than bolted on.
Teams past the demo
Moving an agent from a working demo to production, where reliability and governance decide whether it survives.
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Everything above, in a 22-page PDF you can keep and share with your team.
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