@omarsar0: If you are curious to learn more about exo, I've built a free hands-on lab on it. Use the real exo CLI in a live termin…
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This tweet promotes a free hands-on lab on 'exo', an open-source agent harness, offering live terminal exercises to learn about building and experimenting with AI agents.
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If you are curious to learn more about exo, I’ve built a free hands-on lab on it. Use the real exo CLI in a live terminal with no API key needed.
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Introduction to Exo | Hands-on Labs | DAIR Academy
Source: https://academy.dair.ai/labs/intro-to-exo Hands-on LabAdvancedPro
Exo is an open-source agent harness built for recursive self improvement. It splits an agent into three layers, a durable event log the agent cannot rewrite, an executor it can freely change, and a sandbox it can snapshot and rewind. In this hands-on course you drive the real `exo` CLI in a live terminal. Register a model binding, give an agent a shell, read the raw event log behind a conversation, and fork a conversation to travel back in time.
Last updated:August 2026
Start labsReal workspace with file editing
Automated checkpoint grading
What you’ll learn
Build real Agents you can ship
Practice prompting in a real workspace
Pass automated checkpoints to advance
Keep portfolio-ready projects when you finish
Labs in this course
6labs
- Open
- 2 Bindings and secrets Lab2of6 Locked
- 3 Give your agent a shell Lab3of6 Locked
- 4 Read the event log Lab4of6 Locked
- 5 Fork the conversation and travel back Lab5of6 Locked
- 6 Capstone, run a real experiment Lab6of6 Locked
How labs work
Real workspace
Edit files and watch an Agent work alongside you.
Checkpoints
Automated checks confirm you’ve nailed each step.
Keep your work
Projects persist so you finish with something to ship.
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