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Personal AI agent interview preparation materials compiled from my own study, production experience building agent systems at Meta, publicly available resources, and general industry knowledge.

Note: This is my personal learning resource. All content is based on publicly available information, common interview patterns, and my own technical expertise - nothing proprietary or under NDA.

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๐Ÿ“š What's Inside:

  • 35+ Concept Questions: ReAct, tool use & MCP, context engineering, RAG, multi-agent orchestration, evals
  • 5 System Design Problems: code migration agents, support agents, eval harnesses, agent platforms โ€” with discussion frameworks
  • Answer Outlines: key points an interviewer wants to hear, not essays
  • Follow-ups: the "and then what?" questions that separate Staff-level answers
  • Production Lens: reliability, cost, and eval tradeoffs from real agent systems

๐ŸŽ“ Agent Interview Prep Hub

Welcome! This is my personal AI agent interview preparation resource, organized into two focused sections: concepts (what interviewers probe in technical rounds) and system design (the open-ended "design an agent system" rounds). All content is compiled from publicly available materials, common interview questions, production experience, and my own technical study.

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Agent Concept Questions

Master the fundamentals interviewers actually probe: agent architectures, tool use, MCP, context & memory, RAG, multi-agent patterns, evals, and reliability.

6 Topic Sets
35+ Questions
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Agent System Design

Open-ended design problems from real production work: migration agents, support agents, eval harnesses, agent platforms. Each with constraints and a discussion framework.

5 Problems
Staff Level Depth
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๐Ÿ’ก Pro Tip: Start with Concepts to build vocabulary, then tackle System Design problems out loud โ€” narrate tradeoffs the way you would in a real round. Interviewers score your reasoning path, not just the final architecture.