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openai-agents-sdk

Build production agents with a code-first agents SDK — agent definitions, handoffs between specialists, guardrails, sessions, and tracing. Use when structuring multi-agent applications in code.

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# Code-First Agents SDK

An agents SDK turns agent building into ordinary software engineering: agents are objects with 
instructions, tools, and handoffs; runs are traced; guardrails are code. This skill covers the 
SDK-style approach to production agents.

## Overview

The SDK model: define agents as code — name, instructions, tools, output type. Agents hand off to 
each other when a task needs a specialist. Guardrails validate inputs and outputs as functions. 
Sessions persist conversation state. Tracing records every step for debugging. Because it's code, 
you get version control, tests, and composition for free — the agent system is a program, not a 
prompt.