Coming Soon workshop
Multi-Agent Workflows: Building an All-Star AI Team
AI
Business
Claude
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You already use AI at work, and you get good results with it. On bigger projects, though, your chat starts to lose track of details, some tasks drag on, and you end up opening a fresh chat just to finish. Multi-agent workflows fix a lot of that by splitting work across agents that each stay focused, while your main chat keeps sight of the big picture.
In this session, you'll set up a multi-agent workflow in the AI tool of your choice to take on a messy reporting challenge that pulls from multiple sources. You'll stand up a primary agent that hands work to analyst, QA, and report-building subagents so the project gets done faster and more accurately.
What you'll learn
Understand foundational multi-agent architecture
See how a primary agent coordinates specialized subagents so each one works within its own context window.
Design a multi-agent team that fits your work
Decide which roles your projects actually need and how the work should be divided among them.
Build an automated communication system between agents
Assign tasks and pass results between subagents so the workflow runs without manual prompting.
Run a full multi-agent workflow on a complex project
Put your setup to work on a messy, multi-source reporting task and watch the agent team tackle it.
Who should join this workshop?
Analysts and knowledge workers who use AI daily and keep hitting context limits on larger projects
Data and reporting professionals who want to hand off multi-source, multi-step work to a set of coordinated agents
Consultants and project leads who run complex work and want faster, more accurate output from AI
Prerequisites
Access to a paid AI tool (ChatGPT or Claude preferred)
Prior experience using AI on challenging or complex work problems
Chris Bruehl
Staff Instructor & Business Analyst, Maven Analytics
Chris is a Python expert, certified Statistical Business Analyst, and seasoned Data Scientist, having held senior-level roles at large insurance firms and financial service companies. He earned a Masters in Analytics at NC State's Institute for Advanced Analytics, where he founded the IAA Python Programming club.
