What is this?
A Chinese translation project of the book 'Agentic Design Patterns' by Google, covering 21 core design patterns for building AI agent systems plus several appendices.
Is this a book or a code library?
It is a translated book (text content), not code or software — it includes online reading, PDF and EPUB downloads.
How is the book organized and where should I start?
It is organized into 21 core chapters (from Prompt Chaining to Exploration and Discovery) followed by 7 appendices and extra sections like FAQ and glossary; a beginner can start from Chapter 1 (Prompt Chaining) and read sequentially.
Do I need anything to read this?
No, you just need a browser for the GitHub Pages site or a PDF/EPUB reader for the downloadable ebook versions.
Is the translation finished and reviewed?
All 32 files (21 chapters + 7 appendices + 4 other sections) have an initial translation completed, but the second-round review/quality check is still ongoing.
What topics does the book cover beyond the basics?
It progresses from foundational patterns (prompt chaining, routing, parallelization) to advanced ones like multi-agent collaboration, memory management, knowledge retrieval (RAG), inter-agent communication (A2A), and safety/guardrail patterns.
Does the translation keep code examples in English?
Yes, the translation guide specifies that code samples and command-line text should remain in English while the prose is translated.
What are similar projects?
ai-system-design, ai-agents-the-definitive-guide, Agentic-Design-Patterns, Agent-Learning-Hub, ai-agent-book, spring-ai-alibaba, GenAI_Agents, harness-engineering
Which topics is it in?
guardrails, a2a, human-in-the-loop, translation, knowledge-base, book, artificial-intelligence, rag, agentic-ai, multi-agent, agents, html
