Have you been hearing a lot about "AI agents" lately but aren't sure how to actually start building them? You don't need a background in machine learning or years of software experience to get started. The best way to learn is by doing, which is why we built Agent Valley.
Agent Valley is a free, 5-week live learning series designed to take you from scratch to building your very own hands-on agent systems. And instead of staring at boring terminal lines, you’ll be building and playing inside a tiny, low-poly virtual world!
You’ll be learning directly from Annie Wang, one of our top Google DevRel Engineers. She designed this course from the ground up to be fully hands-on, interactive, and beginner-friendly. If you want to learn how AI systems are built by the people actually designing them at Google, this is your chance.
You’ll learn by building in a split-screen workspace on your laptop. On Day 1, you'll describe and summon a custom low-poly companion that serves as your play character and save file. As you guide your companion through the valley's five districts, a live Runtime Inspector sits right beside the game, showing you exactly what the AI is thinking, deciding, and costing in real-time. Setup is completely zero-stress. Google will provide the environment for running these exercises, so you can dive straight into building.
Week 1: The Summoning Grove (CONTROL) · Get started by summoning your companion and learning how to keep its memory and traits consistent across a conversation.
Week 2: The Buildyard (DECOMPOSE) · Learn how to break a big project down so multiple AI assistants can work together in parallel without stepping on each other's toes.
Week 3: Market Street (COORDINATE) · Open up a virtual shop! You'll learn how to write reliable code so transactions and returns go smoothly without crashing.
Week 4: The Archive (REMEMBER) · Give your companion a memory. Learn how to help your agent remember past details without getting confused or making things up.
Week 5: The Night Market (LIVE) · The grand finale. Learn how to make your agent react live to events in the world (like fireworks or stage lights) while keeping the system fast and affordable.