18 Months of Building Autonomous AI Agents in 42 Minutes

[@nexuslux]

i know this guy is legit becuase ... proper exploration of options, n8n and then talking about the grifty prompt people. respect.

[@customaistudio]

Nice, thank you! There's so much grifty behavior in the AI space right now. Business owners just need clear answers and tools that work.

[@markvandermeulen1612]

Also the moustache

[@Notifest]

@@markvandermeulen1612mustache == credibility

[@shiyolep]

Respect. Exactly what made me follow. You can only talk like this from experience.

[@PRATEEK30111989]

mate u told me more about application of genai than 99% of videos on youtube. You explained WHAT is an agent and WHY should we use them. The rest are just trying to explain a tool or an SDK or a transformer but if don't know what is the end goal of all this, its quite irrelevant. Thanks for the video, much needed.

[@customaistudio]

Thanks man, there's not a ton of content out there that really show what Agents are capable of right now. I'd like to fill that void.

[@linus.aiiiii]

@@customaistudio thanks for sharing,it's really useful and you explain it very clear

[@simonsmashup]

Sure, Technology without application is wasted.

[@brucemiton4804]

This was extremely valuable. It exudes intelligence, and I will definitely watch other videos from you. My takeaway is that there is a lot of work to be done by non-coders around thinking about what their workflows are and how they are enabled by different tools or subtasks and how to lay these tools / tasks down on a piece of paper and connect them. The one area that still prevents me from embarking on that journey is the lack of familiarity with a lot of the tools you mention in your video and the lack of time in my day to both do my job as well as take time to automate it. However, videos like this one show that it's possible and worth it in the long run. As always, play long term games, get long term results

[@customaistudio]

Thanks!

[@7ammad79]

hands down one of the best videos that explained the AI Agent concept flawlessly. i will defiantly explore n8n and see what I can do with it.

[@mamotivated]

Definitely one of the best agent intro videos I have seen so far.

[@neeraina8538]

Respect! Cuts out the noise on AI agent development platforms. Thanks for putting this together

[@gauravrawat.7]

00:03 18 months of building autonomous AI agents 02:10 The future of AI agents and their role in AI space 06:25 AI building platforms are focusing on AI agents 08:28 Inen platform is intuitive and feature-rich for building AI agents. 12:43 Using Pinecone for Vector database storage 14:51 Database and prompt engineering are foundational to building highly effective AI agents. 18:30 Providing context and detailed instructions to autonomous AI agents is crucial for their performance. 20:15 Examples are crucial for AI agent success 24:11 Demonstrating AI agent's email and calendar actions. 26:12 Overview of Email Actions Tool and Integrations in Building AI Agents 30:06 Building agents requires a change in integration thinking 31:58 Agents excel in complex workflows with reasoning and decision-making. 35:40 Automated lead qualification and enrichment process 37:34 AI agents evolving beyond chatbots and voice assistants 41:20 Leverage AI agents for business growth.

[@aldoileanumeliber]

Mr. Devin I would hug you if I could, for this video. I would love to see a series of videos based on this overview, especially an in-depth episode on the whole Architecture section. Cheers!

[@dazheng]

Thanks for sharing your learnings, I am doing a deep dive into the AI agent landscape in this video has been very helpful

[@harissablanche1249]

The last 2 minutes wrapping up, are just Gold!!!. 41:02 I am agree at 100%. All SDR, BDR, CSM will be all replaced

[@customaistudio]

Absolutely! It's hard to see roles like that sticking around. Even traditional SaaS is vulnerable hah.

[@deepspace9043]

Why do you see CSM being replaced though? I don't envision enterprise level clients that expect a white glove experience from their vendors being okay with working with an AI agent.

[@sevgiligencler]

Bro has the smartest grasp of the whole AI direction. Bro also needs a better lamp

[@customaistudio]

Yes bro does

[@ampersignia]

I'm in the market for AI agents and did about 3 hrs of research yesterday. I tried a few free trials for a simple task.... I was so exasperated at the clunky architecture they pushed me into that also *didn't work* or only worked somewhat. N8n reminds me of an in-house data pipeline tool used at a past Big Tech co job which was adopted by hundreds of employees, it made things so easy. Hoping n8n is too. Thanks for the presentation. Awesome work.

[@customaistudio]

n8n is the best tool I've found for creating Agents. Feel free to join our Discord is you want community help when building.

[@martijnskate111]

@@customaistudiowhere do i find the discord?

[@florentromanet5439]

You guys are undoubtedly very busy and you share this incredibly helpful video! Human is still great ❤

[@fernandoantuneslopes1969]

I don't usually leave comments o videos, but this is the first I watch from you and realyluked your approach. Finally defines things well and compare options. Just subscribed and will explore other videos

[@customaistudio]

Thanks man

[@canampatriot]

Excellent overview and setting the bigger picture context for these tools. I use some of them but have had a hard time realizing the philosophical meaning and potential usefulness of them. Good wrap up at the end especially. Thank you Devin.

[@ThiagoRodrigues-of4re]

This right here is ABSOLUTE GOLD! Thanks a lot Devin

[@DaviiRolim]

I would love to see a video on how you built your personal assistant with n8n.

[@NicholasOng-s3d]

Do you have any training program that we can lead from

[@tundemichael]

Amazing video. As a software engineer of over 10yrs, I know your life would’ve been way easier if you were an engineer. I think I will explore a lot of things around this over a weekend. And hopefully documents my experience like you did.

[@customaistudio]

Yea I wish I stuck with it sometimes but luckily we have low code options.

[@vimomc_9759]

Great video, i knew about agents and how you could use llms to 'take actions' but didn't know about all of theese platforms. Thanks

[@marketing_examples]

Baller. Definitely over my head at this point, but I’m loving it.

[@FrankMarshall-i1b]

Thank you for the guide you provided me with today!I found the video especially helpful in grasping the concept of AI nodes in n8.n Your insights and practical examples truly highlighted the potential that AI agents bring to automation tasks.I now feel more self assured about navigating through n8.n alongside AI capabilities.I can't wait to see tutorial videos similar, to this one.Well done!

[@krisszostak4849]

That's an absolutely brilliant and massive piece of content!

[@aaronag7876]

Outstanding Video. Normally Ive switched off within 5 mins, but I sat through the whole video. Very well explained and great ideas for what to use this for. New Subber and Bell set. Thank you

[@customaistudio]

That's great to hear! Thanks for giving it a watch.

[@aaronag7876]

​@@customaistudio I can see so many potential ideas for businesses or as a service for businesses.

[@aaronag7876]

@@customaistudio The ref to HR staff made me laugh, as my wife is an HR consultant and laughing when I tell her I have an Ai Agent to replace her lol You know exactly what she will reply that the Ai Agent cant do..lol

[@customaistudio]

Hahah yep, exactly

[@keithlamb9692]

Absolutely great video showing the concept and options for ai agent creation and your research!

[@andrepemmelaar8728]

This is such an insanely useful video! Fair comparisons, useful info and backed with tips 👏👏

[@nareshmeetei]

This is super valuable. Thanks for sharing all these knowledges. Can you please share the prompt doc?

[@jimp7148]

@@customaistudioalso requested

[@customaistudio]

Here's the doc: docs.google.com/document/d/1voTacUiSv6nGVXHlNYEbp7u1SeWxYfOmgM3jswG7erk/edit

[@customaistudio]

Use this doc: docs.google.com/document/d/1voTacUiSv6nGVXHlNYEbp7u1SeWxYfOmgM3jswG7erk/edit The one I sent earlier is our internal one

[@StreaminFreedom]

Great video, was just about to jump in on learning relevance, but n8n looks worth checking out

[@selsdad]

This was super helpful as a beginner. Thank you Devin!

[@Uconnspartan]

Love your videos! Keep creating them.

[@customaistudio]

Will do!

[@sabrina_ramonov]

awesome video, didn't know n8n added all these AI nodes and features! I've always enjoyed for workflow automation that involves data processing, but found it weak for other use cases due to lack of OOTB integrations.

[@customaistudio]

The AI features are gold!

[@Feverish_Pitch]

Love this. You should start a group where you teach this at price. Question: Can you provide guidance on a framework for prompting for an assistant/agent? You have a quite comprehensive prompt there.

[@customaistudio]

Hoping to come out with courses soon. I have a custom Prompt GPT that uses our framework. Here's the link: chatgpt.com/g/g-Cehuz3C7p-custom-ai-studio-prompt-generator

[@Feverish_Pitch]

@@customaistudiosuper helpful. I’d pay for an agent creation course today. Happy to discuss offline, if you’re open to it.

[@cennaoui]

Beautiful work brother. Keep it up 👍

This video is gold, anywhere we can get your prompting structure?

[@customaistudio]

Links should be in description of my video about prompts

[@keithfawcett1]

Fantastic insight. I evaluated n8n in the past, but ended up going with Wappler instead. I want to integrate similar agents into it. I would love to see another video where you build the same functionality in Wappler.

[@polly28-9]

I create two AI chatbots with OpenAI models and Langchain. One is for questions and answer for past customer inquiries and the other chatbots is for searching in our database. I want to use AI Agent to make decision which of the chatbot to use based on the user's query. How to do this? Thanks!

[@customaistudio]

Make both agents 'tools' and attach them to the decision maker agent.

[@yerahmlee730]

Can you talk a little about the security framework with n8n? Are there any open vulnerabilities that might get exposed? Each action an agent takes might be compromised without auth protocols no?

[@customaistudio]

n8n let's you host your workflows on your own server, so you have that option.

[@xristosfilippou4192]

Very nice video and very helpful. Thank you, Davin. Clean and direct explanation. I would like to see a video that covers more platforms, frameworks, tools, databases, and data structures available and ready to implement for building agentic and autonomous systems, as well as your peer review on those. Great content!

[@customaistudio]

Thank you! Our main focus is showing how SMB or agency owners can start to leverage AI Agents for their business. Reviewing platforms and other tools isn't really on the roadmap. But if we get more requests for it, then I'd happily talk about it!

[@StuartAshing]

Good overview of agents and strategy. Thanks!

[@ConorDean]

Awesome overview, Devin! In what cases ARE you using multi-agent architecture where agents are conversing, giving critiques of each others’ output for improved quality?

[@customaistudio]

For output quality, we attach separate AI nodes that will do proof-reading and editing. I don't like to add extra prompt instructions for the Agents on how to write emails or create content. I've found that the output isn't consistent.

[@EugeneLisovskiy]

Thanks for sharing this material! I’m also working on AI automation in Python-mine is custom, but what you’ve shown here is quite similar, especially with the user-friendly visual dashboard. It reminds me of how email platforms evolved about 10 years ago. The great news? Just 100k views on this video means there’s still room for us to learn and build, staying ahead of the curve! 😎

[@customaistudio]

Tons of room!

[@Jakethe444fr]

So refreshing. Someone whos approaching AI from a real world perspective.

[@ryzikx]

this just popped into my recommended and I can't wait to watch this later

[@customaistudio]

Lmk what you think

[@harissablanche1249]

Thanks God of Algorithm! I found a new Gem 💎 Good job. Subscribed. Definitely 👍

[@ajaykumarporeddiwar9226]

When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. I've just finished watching all four videos and am eager to explore more of your free content. It's excellent!

[@customaistudio]

Wow, thank you!

[@8eck]

Thanks for sharing mate, liked and subscribed! Also working on a AI project, but not yet with agents. Planning to integrate later.

[@customaistudio]

Awesome man, thank you! What kind of project are you working on?

[@customaistudio]

Awesome man, thank you! What kind of project are you working on?

[@oamarkanji3153]

Would it be possible to get access to that prompt engineering google doc?

[@customaistudio]

Here you go: docs.google.com/document/d/1voTacUiSv6nGVXHlNYEbp7u1SeWxYfOmgM3jswG7erk/edit

[@juhie9409]

Great video! Thanks for sharing all of this for free in public.

[@agi_lab]

Amazing video, Especially the way you have explained your journey. Even i have been building agents and pushing it to production mostly using crewai. From the frameworks persepctive, they are not goof for production, I have built my own abstraction over the openai assistants and function calling, and it is fast and more reliable than crewai. A lot of work needs to be done by there frameworks to be stable.

[@customaistudio]

Exactly, crewai seems very fragile right now and even fixing bugs or troubleshooting issues is tough. Luckily, N8N offers no-code options for building Agents.

[@agi_lab]

@@customaistudio they do push interesting updates, but the whole thing being written on python makes it "slow", plus i do not know why but normal openai assistant calls are much more reliable in terms of quality + speed

[@Ymazri]

Great content man! Any way we can get the details on the email actions tool? I'm trying to implement it

[@customaistudio]

I've updated that tool quite a bit. The way I did it in the video is inefficient imo

[@Netero10]

Thanks for the video ! You didn't mention LangGraph in your video, what do you think of the library ?

[@AdamSioud-m3s]

Great video. Why are we so interested in no code solutions exactly? Just a question

[@customaistudio]

I want to make Agents accessible to business owners who aren't also programmers. The goal is to show that anyone can build Agents.

[@glennmontague4310]

Because no-code/light code solutions put the solution creation in the hands of the people with the primary business knowledge and move light to medium business process automation tasks off the dev backlog.

[@AdamSioud-m3s]

@@glennmontague4310 tell me in what situation a no code solution has worked?

[@jt8251]

10:48 "cliche" is the word you're looking for. Very well done presentation.

[@japethstevens8473]

Great explanation of agents and their application in the workspace. I am genuinely excited about this next iteration of application development. Sadly, AI is not cheap. You have highlighted that on the technical side, an agentic solution requires marshaling and preparation of numerous applications, interfaces and prompts - much as pre-AI solutions required. This takes time, expertise (even for non-coders) and digital resources, which all cost money to establish. The elephant in the room that NOBODY talks about is the cost of the prompting. Few organisations will have their own copy of a universal LLM like ChatGPT, Groq etc., so they will have an API contract with an LLM provider or broker instead. Iterative use of an API using a previous response as embellishment to the previous prompt (APIs don't have memory at the LLM source) makes round trip, lights-out enquiries quite expensive. (Just my $5-per-million-tokens-worth...)

[@customaistudio]

This is all true. The bet is the costs will decline dramatically over time and these systems will be the dominant force for business ops.

[@japethstevens8473]

@@customaistudio I'm sure the agentic semantic will be the dominant model to build business applications, but I'm not so sure there will be a dramatic price drop. Those LLM companies have got to claw back those invested billions somehow, and it won't be via big balloon payments for massive contracts. What to do then? Check out the Economist magazine (Aug 8th edition). In the Culture section, there is a review of one of the latest books on AI, "Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI" by Ethan Mollick; (btw, over 100 AI titles have been published in the US in the last 12 months). The book covers all things a layman needs to understand to interact successfully with a LLM (via Chat GPT, say) rather than considering the agentic approach, but the review ends with a final comment about an unexpected emergence in AI: "...Amid AI hype in business, where companies say a lot but seem to do little, “Co-Intelligence” usefully notes that innovation is hard for organisations but easy for individuals. Hence, do not look for how AI will change business from chief executives’ statements but from ordinary worker-bees who quietly incorporate it into their everyday tasks. The revolution will be noticed only in hindsight." Agentic solutions may be less ad hoc than the glorified chat sessions covered in the book, but their footprints will be modest and their impact profound (so long as we can really, really trust the LLM responses!).

[@yannickm5429]

A Docker container on a cloud service provider like AWS will let most businesses be able to run their custom LLMs in their own agent system, albeit for most meaning they have to rely on open source weights.

[@shobhitsadwal6081]

@@yannickm5429 I hope they do this, currently bedrock is amazing. Lower prices than Openai with same reasonability.

[@mhsenam]

can you give the link of that prompt template doc file?

[@xThomasMarcelo]

Great video, man. Learned a lot. Thank you.

[@YannBula]

This was amazing. Thanks. Have you thought about fine-tuning an LLM with QA pairs around scenarios/output you're looking for before plugging it into something like n8n to reduce number of tokens required and thus cost, or is it over-engineering for what would be marginal decreases in costs?

[@customaistudio]

Good question. What we want to do is build Agents as fast as possible while still maintaining their effectiveness. At times, we'll do stuff that isn't the most cost efficient just for simplicity and speed sake. So although I haven't thought about your approach, I think you're right in that it could be over-engineering. Always curious about new approaches though, if you've built something similar, feel free to send it over!

[@kiyotaka-0a]

the video had a great practical overview of ai agents but i had a question : can you expand on , why you chose n8n over relevance ai ? for what reasons ?

[@customaistudio]

I find it more reliable. It's also better for creating tools for your Agents.

[@silvansoeters]

You really took a deep dive into this, really enjoyed watching it. Also, any thoughts on the just released Claude Computer api?

[@customaistudio]

It's interesting. I think, if it works, it'll be useful for about 5 years. I don't see GUI's lasting forever. They're made for humans.

[@eduardoguevara7880]

Great value 🤝

[@Nathan-pu9um]

Damn its been a month and my perspective on the world has changed dramatically , I am all for AI entrepreneurship

[@glennmontague4310]

Really informative video. Thanks! So I would draw a distinction between automations where a human structures the tasks the system performs vs an agent where the system defines/plans the actions it will take and then takes those action, evaluates the result, and may revise the set of actions, iterating until the desired result is achieved. This is not an important distinction until you are trying to assess the capabilities of models. My understanding is that llms can be successful within automation, but tend to fail in agentic systems. Do you think this is a distinction that most people working in this space draw, or is ant automation involving an llm referred to as an 'agent'?

[@customaistudio]

Great point. You can build powerful automations by embedding AI nodes into the automation, but I wouldn't call those Agents. Agents are exactly like you described: they can plan and execute tasks, then continue to revise the plan and execute if the first attempt failed.

[@raytoo4479]

Thanks for the video, it helps. What do you use for your CRM? And where did you learn to do everything ? Was it by yourself or you learned from somewhere?

[@customaistudio]

Thanks! We use HubSpot. I learned everything from KZbin, ChatGPT, Reddit, and experience mostly

Thanks for this! I've been building different automation workflows for agencies and basically an agent is a bunch of related workflows managed by AI and the magic is by breaking down all the tasks, step by step, with examples. If you're looking for someone, let me know!

[@customaistudio]

Hey man, please reach out to me on LinkedIn, email or through Discord. LinkedIn would be the best.

[@YetiDigitalServicesLtd.-kx8uo]

very informative, i am curious on how to build the tools or workflows

[@patbreitenmoser]

Great content! Would love some more tutorials how you do things

[@customaistudio]

Thanks! More is definitely coming 🫡

[@bambanx]

Thanks you so much. What you think about flowise?

[@customaistudio]

I haven't worked with it a ton.

[@RiversideInsight]

Great video! Really enjoyed the content

[@customaistudio]

Thank you!

[@serhunya]

Thanks Devin. That's very helpful. I 've been working on various agents for legal vertical. Whats your take on specializing within certain industries? Or better generalize?

[@customaistudio]

I think either approach works

[@pramodgeorgehq]

Just discovered your channel today. Have you considered creating a front end for these workflows and sell it as a SaaS?

[@customaistudio]

That could be interesting but I genuinely believe AI Agents are going to kill SaaS entirely. Imagine just having a database (unstrucutred) that houses all data that would typically live in email, drive, CRM, project management software, ATS, etc. and building hundreds of Agents to perform any task a SaaS would do. Agents are the ultimate Software as a Service.

[@pramodgeorgehq]

@@customaistudio Fair. Here's my 2 cents. There's a famous quote "People want a quarter inch hole, not a quarter inch drill." In my experience, people don't care what's under the hood. Whether it's a bunch of people in a call center or AI agents. The results are what sell - it's much more difficult to sell "AI Agents" to the masses. It's easier to sell "Get your research done in seconds" or "Get your paper summarized in seconds". This is why SaaS is still a big deal. If you're interested, I'd be happy to jump on a call and evaluate collaboration opportunities? I build SaaS for a living - and I've been learning n8n this past week to further improve my offerings. Neverthless, keep up the good work. Great videos so far. You will reach 100K soon.

[@customaistudio]

Feel free to book a call from the website!

[@exkwizard]

Love the video thank you so much 😁 Would it be possible to share the Prompt template?

[@customaistudio]

Even better, here's a custom GPT that's uses our template: chatgpt.com/g/g-Cehuz3C7p-custom-ai-studio-prompt-generator

[@JorritvanGinkel]

Awesome video! Keep it up man :)

[@kozamtahora2366]

Hi , it reminds me the phidata workflow, Am I right ? 😊

[@sankalpkpandey]

very helpful, great work

[@adventurelens001]

loved this walkthrough and introduced me to n8n for the first time. Subscribed, thanks!

[@customaistudio]

Awesome, thank you!

[@ahmadalagha9843]

THANK YOU SO MUCH.. BIG RESPECT FOR ALL THE GENEROUS ADVICE.. GOD BLESS

[@mervcharles8365]

Great video. Do you have a tutorial to build that entry level SDR agent?

[@customaistudio]

Coming out with one soon

[@petruiacob5818]

Love the zapier comparison: on the right path, just the wrong direction hahahaha

[@DePhpBug]

I just finished my first AI project , i will further learn this Ai Agent , sounds interesting

[@liveitup278]

Hey! Great video. If you’re thinking like a project manager, is it possible to use AI agents? There are so many details and comms that happen in email, task comments, meeting transcripts/chat, etc. Would love your thoughts.

[@customaistudio]

Yes, absolutely. A lot of project management is playing telephone with data. That's a prime use case for AI Agents.

[@kmorality]

Vertical AI’s are born from this. Biggest opportunity coming up next.

[@customaistudio]

Exactly

[@EliseuMateus]

Great video! Congratulations!

[@JerryLJackson]

Solid Advice! 👍🏻🙌🏼

[@j0hnconstantine89]

Great video. Thank you! P.S. The buttons in your funnel are not working.

[@customaistudio]

YT hasn't verified my account yet so the links in the description aren't clickable. Hopefully that changes soon..

[@isfa-studio]

This is some great stuff man, thank you!! Quick question, when you make ai agents for your clients do you do it in your n8n account or set one up for them? I've been using Zapier and Make but n8n's agentic approach looks spectacular. Again thank you for sharing this :)

[@customaistudio]

Thank you! We have them create an N8N account and we build it in there. We can also easily share the workflows from our account to there's - which allows us to build out templates that we can reuse.

[@isfa-studio]

​@@customaistudio Thanks brother! 🙏

[@paulmuriithi9195]

can you please cover what ex google chief Schmidt said about agentic workflow breakthroughs and please please tell us why Agent Zero is such a big deal. thanks.

[@customaistudio]

Yes I will. Agent Zero is cool but still untested in production. It's also not as attainable for an average business owner. I'll touch on those updates and Eric's comments in coming videos for sure.

[@rayfinkle9369]

Dang you remind me of Hall and Oates! 😎I know what playlist I'm listening to today. (loved the vid btw lol)

[@customaistudio]

lmao

[@ro.analytics]

hey! great video. What do you think is better for doing AI Agents, N8N or FLOWISE?

[@customaistudio]

N8N

[@ro.analytics]

​@@customaistudio Thanks for your response, I am evaluating these tools and they both seem very good for agents, I would think that flowise has more langchain nodes. Why do you prefer n8n?

[@customaistudio]

It's easier to grasp visually and I can build my own tools within N8N.

[@arvzatulov5356]

Can u make some videos how you create the agents to replace an sdf? 😊

[@customaistudio]

SDF? Or SDR?

[@arvzatulov5356]

@@customaistudio SDR i meant :)

[@polish_programmer]

What's the cost for 100 agents for all the saas you shown versus the possible revenue (100$ x 100) = $10000. Is that much below $5000? If yes, I am going to build agents in a month to start over the business 🎉🎉🎉

[@customaistudio]

Hahah that's a quick timeline man, these are surprisingly more challenging to build than one would think... for now

[@kaymaqsood8920]

Great content Devin. Maybe we can get AI based human face to these agents (like AI influencers), and deploy them to customer facing jobs/tasks.

[@customaistudio]

That's already being done! Some really cool platforms for that are coming out now

[@googleyoutubechannel8554]

Nice. TLDR; though, was this very ambitious 'agent' goal, to replace inbound contact in a critical biz function, lead qual... did you actually get it to work well enough to deploy as a net positive? If so amazing, even o1 and Sonnet 3.5 can't seem to understand (any format) of calendar with enough reliability to trust them to schedule appointments in my experience, but this was for a real world complex case, not just 'find any future opening' (90%+ of all the thousands of teams out there trying this answer is 'no')

[@customaistudio]

Yea it works great for us.

[@errolaugustoyrausquinbrice9170]

Greetings from Venezuela !! Thanks to your video I am not sleeping tonight 😂

[@joshappens]

Im here, new, lost in life. and listening

[@mri3384]

Ok, cool tools, alternatives, python , agents, LLMs, etc, etc. To what end a business will use this? For example, Why would a company like FedEx use agentic AI?

[@customaistudio]

Idk what FedEx's workflows look like but there's no doubt in my mind that autonomous AI Agents would enhance their accuracy and productivity. I lay out a number of examples in this video and others, I'd check those out to get a good idea of the approach we're taking.

[@AI-Wire]

Subscribed! What is your opinion of CheatLayer, MultiOn and HyperWrite?

[@customaistudio]

All solid. Most of these tools all do the same thing, it's just a matter of which one you like the most and whether it works with your workflows.

[@AI-Wire]

@@customaistudio I just want to be able to, say, make an Udio album of 10 songs on autopilot. So, for example, it would need to click buttons and upload files, etc. Can they all do all that already? I thought we weren't quite there yet?

[@customaistudio]

Maybe, it really depends on the exact workflow for this one.

[@mattc4153]

Hi Devin any chance we can connect? I’m trying really hard to figure out how I can use ai agents with code. Im long time programmer and have ideas that have big potential

[@customaistudio]

Hey man, hop in the community: community.customaistudio.io/join?invitation_token=2ec215cbd4eb3ba4b28106dcea31b7a15fe36e71-cada1172-58c2-4693-a54a-d74d03ea1771

[@wesleydeor]

Wow! That's is exactly what I was looking for as an entrepreneur in this ocean of videos about AI Agents. Thank you very much for sharing your experiences with us! 😊

[@customaistudio]

Thanks man! That's exactly what we're going for

[@sentry404.]

Came here to say exactly the same too. So much spam tier grift online lately but this cuts through. Another is @dougsilkstone but they do more general AI automation hackery

[@wteg-t3210]

Hey great content ! Btw can you give the prompt template file?

[@customaistudio]

Thank you! Here's the doc with a more fleshed out example: docs.google.com/document/d/1voTacUiSv6nGVXHlNYEbp7u1SeWxYfOmgM3jswG7erk/edit?usp=sharing

[@carlosferreira4967]

Excellent, congrats and thanks you

[@sankalpkpandey]

one question though how you schedule these agents ??

[@customaistudio]

Set up a schedule trigger or a webhook if it needs to be triggered off an event.

[@sankalpkpandey]

@ using any framework for this ?