who said it won't take years to finish these courses. This is not a get rich quick scheme.

so you expect to learn something in under a year and make 6 figures? Keep dreaming, this isn't a get rich quick scheme. You're a kid who doesn't want to put in the work and expect everything to be handed to him in less than a year. Keep dreaming though 😂😂

@@pluderr3947 thank you

I have to somewhat agree and disagree with all of you :) First of all yes, this is not a get rich quick scheme, and there are no particular shortcuts except that I am giving you a roadmap of things to learn and links to the resources so you save the time of figuring that all out on your own like I did. Secondly, this will not take years. I have taught all of this stuff in real life bootcamps of 10-12 weeks to students who were either completely new to the field or only had basic programming skills. Most of them got well paid Data Science or ML jobs afterwards. Of course it all depends on your background and aptitude with programming and math, but given what I have seen most people should be able to learn most of this stuff in anywhere between 1 and 6 months of serious studying. You can always learn more of course.

@@InfiniteCodes_ Definitely it will take more than a year for a person with non-technical background.

Hey. It's always hard to help with environment setup without knowing all the details of your setup. But yes you are correct in my example I remove the browser tools line (line 4 in agents.py it should be) and istead used the WebsiteSearchTool from crewai_tools, so feel free to comment out that line. Otherwise depending on what you use for dependency management you install missing packages (e.g. "pip install unstructured")

@@InfiniteCodes_ Thanks for the reply.Can you make a video for setting up the environment on the Macbook using VS Code explaining to newbies like us. Also for macbook should I use "pip3 install unstructured" ? I really need to learn a lot of basic stuff I guess. I will try out commenting line 4 and let you know

Well I'm to blame too, I didn't rtfm I'm sure it was written there but thanks for making the video

But it is :) Clone Joao's crewai-examples repo. And then in the job description folder it's all there.

Thanks! This particular one was made with Camtasia

almost ready

A first hierarchical one is already in the works but I'll consider your other feedback for a future video :)

The hierarchical video is almost done. If you need more details I'll make another one :)

Thanks, I am actually struggling with this, I did use one but it's still not great, Idk if the mic is just not good enough or if I need to learn how to postprocess better (probably both).

@@InfiniteCodes_ Sometimes it helps to put the mic a bit of axis so the air blows past it.

I'll be waiting for next video bro.. thanks

Will do soon! Thank you :)

I want to see it too

Yeah I noticed that too, it had worked when I tried it for another company off screen, but maybe the particular to posting and company were such that it found so many examples online that it "overrode" that. I am fairly certain you can make your instructions a bit more rigid to get it to include it, I don't want to rerun it many times though because each time costs money And yes they are not subordinate, because I used the sequential crew not the hierarchical one

@@InfiniteCodes_ I guess what we need more are tutorials on how to effectively compel gpt4 to strictly follow instructions and be consistent. I haven't really properly understood the use of seed to make it consistent. If you understand it, please be so kind as to teach us.😊😊😊

will do my best! :)

I disagree. I’m a foundational python dev (my focus is cyber security, not developing). I’ve been able to create my own team of 4 AI agents to perform a task as a Crew within half a day. maybe i’m used to troubleshooting in the dark…

@@steenbot6413 I think you sell yourself short, I built a few teams (of people) in my career so far and the best of them were saying things like you "I am not that good with Cloud" or "I have limited knowlegde of <insert tech here> " etc but they were far above average.. usually people that understand their level of a given skill are above the mid line with that skill, because it takes skill to understand how much skill you have 😅 Foundational python skills for me means probably a really low bar 😅

I've taught both 8-week and 12-week python bootcamps for absolute beginners and I am close to 100% certain most, or even all, of my students could have done this.

Of course you can. Just add another agent incharge of that.

Not all of them no. Feel free to clarify anything I might have misunderstood.

Depending on when you opened your account you will have gotten a certain amount of free credits to use the api for free. Go into the usage section to check. The credits will probably expire