AI agentic workflows represent a significant advancement in automation by integrating intelligent agents capable of making autonomous, context-aware decisions, adapting to new situations, and learning over time. Unlike traditional workflows that follow rigid, predefined steps, AI agentic workflows utilize AI models, particularly large language models (LLMs), to handle both structured and unstructured data, enabling them to dynamically adapt and achieve specific objectives. These workflows are characterized by autonomy, adaptability, goal orientation, scalability, and learning capability, with tools like n8n facilitating their creation by combining traditional nodes, AI-powered nodes, and LangChain Agent nodes. Design patterns for these workflows include chained requests, single agents, multi-agent systems with gatekeepers, and multi-agent teams, each offering varying levels of complexity and flexibility to suit specific automation needs. By leveraging these patterns and tools, organizations can build scalable, intelligent automation systems that integrate seamlessly into existing processes, enhancing efficiency and providing significant business value.