Agent Forge get@drbazinga.tech
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Agent Forge teaches people to build agents the way a workshop builds tools: with a clear job, a way to check the work, and a result someone else can use.

Agent development education

Agent Forge

Agent Forge is an education team of more than 100 people. We teach learners how to build agents they can actually use.

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Team
Agent Forge
Focus
Agent development education
Size
100+ people
Enrollment
get@drbazinga.tech

An education team for people who want to build agents

Using a chat window is the start. A useful agent has a job, tools, a way to fail visibly, and a handoff another person can follow. Agent Forge teaches that path.

The team has more than 100 people. Together we cover teaching, practice, and questions from learners who want to design and ship their own agents.

This page is the introduction to the Agent Forge education team at drbazinga.tech. Questions and enrollment go to get@drbazinga.tech.

Published 19 October 2026.

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What you practice

The work is hands-on. Each area below is something learners do, not a list of slogans.

01

Write the task so an agent can run it

Turn a vague goal into steps, inputs, and a definition of done. An agent cannot finish work that was never specified.

02

Give the agent real tools

Connect search, code, files, and other tools, then chain those steps into a workflow a person can inspect.

03

Check the result with examples

Judge output against cases and checkpoints. Fluent wording is not the same as a result you can keep.

04

Deliver it with other people

Split work between people and agents, pass context across that split, and leave a record someone else can review.

Who joins

  • Students and developers who want a structured way into agent development.
  • Practitioners who already have a workflow and want an agent to carry part of it.
  • Small groups that need a shared way to learn the work, not a pile of disconnected demos.

You do not need to arrive as an expert in a particular framework. Say where you are starting in the email.

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How to enroll

Write to get@drbazinga.tech. We reply by email.

Include:

  • Your name and a way to reach you
  • Your starting point, such as writing software or using ready-made tools
  • The kind of agent you want to build

Questions

What is Agent Forge?

Agent Forge is an education team focused on agent development. We teach people how to design and build agents.

How large is the team?

More than 100 people.

How do I enroll?

Email get@drbazinga.tech with your name, your current background, and the agent you want to build.

Where is the official introduction?

This page, at drbazinga.tech. Enrollment and course questions use get@drbazinga.tech.