Module 5: Build & Submit Your Application
Use your agent fleet to build a real application and submit it to the workshop repository
Module Summary
- Goal: Learn how to work with your manager agent to build and submit an application using the web UI and CLI tools
- Estimated Time: 10-20 minutes
- Prerequisites: Manager agent with MCP and GitHub PR capabilities
🚀 In this final module, you’ll activate your agent fleet by working directly with your manager agent. You’ll use the web UI to instruct your manager agent, monitor its orchestration of developer agents, and submit your finished application to the xpander.ai repository. This is where your preparation in the previous modules comes together!
🕹️ Working with Your Manager Agent via the Web UI
The manager agent is your main point of contact for building applications with your agent fleet. You’ll interact with it through the xpander.ai web UI:
- Go to https://app.xpander.ai and open your manager agent’s chat interface.
- Enter a prompt describing the application you want to build and instruct the manager agent to submit it when ready. For example:
Change the owner to your user-name!
The manager agent will interpret your request, coordinate the developer agents, and handle the submission process for you.
Feel free to get creative! The manager agent will break down your request and assign tasks to the developer agents.
Your manager agent will coordinate the work between your developer agents, review their code, and select the best implementation. This all happens automatically thanks to the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) capabilities you configured.
✅ Confirm Agent Activity
After submitting your prompt in the web UI, wait a few moments for the manager agent to begin orchestrating the build process. You should see updates in the thread as the manager agent delegates tasks and coordinates the developer agents.
📡 Monitor Agent Collaboration with xpander logs
If you want to see detailed logs of agent collaboration and task execution:
- In your terminal, navigate to both your manager and developer agent folders.
- Run the following command in each folder:
This will let you see how the manager agent triggers the developer agents, delegates tasks, and reviews their work in real time.
What to Expect in the Logs
When you run xpander logs
, you’ll see detailed output from your agents. Here are some examples and what they mean:
After a few minutes, the manager agent will update the thread in the web UI with the results and next steps. You can follow along and interact as needed.
🏆 See What Everyone Built!
At the end of the workshop, we’ll showcase all the applications created by participants and their agent fleets. This is a great opportunity to:
- See different approaches to agent orchestration
- Explore creative applications built by AI agents
- Get inspired for your next AI agent project
✅ Checkpoint
By completing this module, you should now be able to:
- Use MCP to communicate with your manager agent through Cursor
- Have your manager coordinate your developer agents to build an application
- Monitor agent activity and collaboration in real-time
- Create a GitHub PR with your application automatically
- Submit your creation to the workshop repository
🎓 Workshop Completion
Congratulations! By completing all five modules, you’ve:
- Set up a GitHub MCP Server to enhance your Cursor IDE
- Built your first developer agent
- Expanded your agent fleet with different models and capabilities
- Created a manager agent to orchestrate your development process
- Used your agent fleet to build and submit a real application
You now have a powerful understanding of how to build and deploy AI agent systems using xpander.ai’s Agent-to-Agent (A2A) framework, Model Context Protocol (MCP), and Amazon Bedrock.