Shaw, I'm just a developer that has just finished the bachelor as a software engineer, now I'm working in a crypto ai agent and I feel very overwhelmed about everything. You said "Every hour you spend struggling using something without knowing how to do it, is like, you can basically spend the hour learning how to do it, and then do it in five minutes" make me feel comfortable that I'm doing the right way, and today after now, I'l be spending my time learning rather than struggling. Love u

Part 1 00:00:09 - Stream starts, initial setup issues. 00:01:58 - Intro to Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). 00:08:03 - Agent Joshua begins explaining TEEs and the Eliza plugin. 00:19:15 - Deeper dive into remote attestation. 00:24:50 - Discussion of derived keys. 00:37:00 - Deploying to a real TEE, Fallin Network's TEE cloud. 00:50:48 - Q&A with Joshua, contact info, and next steps. Part 2 01:04:37 - Transition to building a Domino's pizza ordering agent. 01:14:20 - Discussion of the pizza ordering agent’s order flow and state machine. 01:22:07 - Using Claude to generate a state machine diagram. 01:32:17 - Creating the Domino's plugin in Eliza. 01:54:15 - Working on the pizza order provider. 02:16:46 - Pizza provider code completed. 02:28:50 - Discussion of caching customer and order data. 03:13:45 - Pushing fixes to main branch and continuing work on the agent. 04:24:30 - Discussion of summarizing past agent dev school sessions. 05:01:18 - Shaw returns, admits to ordering Domino's manually. 05:09:00 - Discussing payment flow and a confirm order action. 05:27:17 - Final code push, wrap-up, and end of stream.

Just saw you on Bankless, looking forward to this, this is dope...thx for this.

bro these are so good thanks! going thru them all now

Great analysis, thank you! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

great work

01:20:00 Bro is telling the viewers of a youtube tutorial that they should learn things by watching youtube tutorials.😅

super informative, thx for breaking it down legend

LETS BUILD FAM!!! Like this comment if your excited and ready to be apart of building the future! Even with no DEV EXP! Shoutout to Shaw x Ai16z! 📈📈

workin! and I thought if an awesome bot idea

x brought me here.

Lol sick thanks Shaw @barrydrew

00:00:00 - Intro & Housekeeping 00:08:05 - Building a Form-Filling Agent 00:16:15 - Deep Dive into Evaluators 00:27:45 - Code walkthrough of the "Fact Evaluator" 00:36:07 - Building a User Data Evaluator 00:51:50 - Exploring Eliza's Cache Manager 01:06:01 - Using Claude AI for Code Generation 01:21:18 - Testing the User Data Flow 01:30:27 - Adding a Dynamic Provider Based on Completion 01:37:16 - Q&A with the Audience 01:47:31 - Outro and Next Steps

Please add "Part 3" to the title :)

i can’t dm on twitter but around nov 12th i was one of the ppl who signed for definedfi early to try and secure the 420.69 $ai16z drop. posted wallet and proof but not sure if i just wasn’t early enough or if i wasnt seen. either way wanted to try and reach out to see if there’s anyway i could still somehow secure some coins. appreciate everything you’ve done for the builders in this space. peace and love🩵

00:03:33 - Shift in focus from characters (DevSchool Part 1) to agent capabilities. 00:07:09 - Deep dive into providers, actions, and evaluators, the core building blocks of Eliza. 00:07:28 - Discussion about actions vs. tools, favoring decoupled intent and action execution. 00:18:02 - Explanation of providers and their function as information sources for agents. 00:20:15 - Introduction to evaluators and their role in agent reflection and state analysis. 00:29:22 - Brief overview of clients as connectors to external platforms. 00:31:02 - Description of adapters and their function in database interactions. 00:34:02 - Discussion about plugins as bundles of core components, examples, and recommendations. 00:40:31 - Live Coding Demo begins: Creating a new plugin from scratch (DevSchoolExamplePlugin). 00:47:54 - Implementing the simple HelloWorldAction. 01:00:26 - Implementing the CurrentNewsAction (fetching and formatting news data). 01:22:09 - Demonstrating the Eliza Client for interacting with agents locally. 01:23:54 - Q&A: Plugin usage in character files, installation, Eliza vs. Eliza Starter. 01:36:17 - Saving agent responses as memories in the database. 01:43:06 - Using prompts for data extraction within actions. 01:51:54 - Importance of deleting the database during development to avoid context issues. 01:57:04 - Viewing agent context via console logs to understand model inputs. 02:07:07 - Explanation of memory management with knowledge, facts, and lore. 02:16:53 - Q&A: Prompt engineering opportunities, knowledge chunking and retrieval. 02:22:57 - Call for contributions: Encouraging viewers to create their own actions and plugins. 02:26:31 - Closing remarks and future DevSchool session announcements.

00:00:00 - Continuing Q&A from part 1 00:02:54 - Overview of Eliza's package architecture 00:08:48 - Database adapters (SQLite, PostgreSQL, Supabase, SQL.js) 00:15:48 - Clients (Direct, Discord, Telegram, Twitter) 00:20:20 - Setting up a frontend for Eliza using a demo project 00:25:38 - Customizing the Twitter client and adding features 00:29:52 - Core abstractions: Providers, Actions, Evaluators 00:33:10 - Providers explained with examples 00:38:54 - Actions explained with code walkthroughs 00:49:20 - Evaluators explained with trust score example 00:54:38 - Exploring the Solana plugin and wallet provider 01:02:36 - Registering actions, evaluators and providers in plugins 01:08:30 - Example action: Creating and buying tokens with PumpFun 01:15:34 - Swapping tokens example action 01:18:38 - Customizing clients by modifying code directly 01:27:28 - Accessing the web UI for chatting with AI characters 01:32:20 - Future plans and potential integrations 01:35:50 - Copying and modifying client code for customization 01:40:18 - Wrapping up and discussing future AI Agent Dev School sessions

where was this originally recorded? Who is the creator?

wonderful ! I just asked the universe about this and the algorithm provided LOL

When will be part2?

Can you tell me where this recording came from? Additionally, can you provide more recordings or let me know where I can find more tutorials for ai16/Eliza?

keep it up!

Appreciate the detailed breakdown! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

someone add chapters please, use AI?

love this so much

cool stuff

i have to accept it, this is dope