This is one of the most informative breakdowns of Agentic Workflows I’ve ever seen 😊

As always great video, every Monday you deliver. Please keep with this master class.

Love the animations on your blog!

Great video! It cleared up my confusion about which agent framework to use. Now, I'll ditch them all and stay close to the metal. Your approach resonates with me and gives me the energy to go on with the ai stuff! Thanks a lot for this content.

Great video! I noticed the Gist code is different from the walk through in the video. Is it possible to post the code you used in walk through to get a better understanding on how this agentic process works? Thanks! 👍

so glad I found you recently - a subscriber now, and I hope to see more from you in the coming years as we enter this new world of AI

Great video! I’m currently in the exploration of giving entire chains like this as tools to an open ai assistant to get a hybrid model that triggers any of the defined work flows based on input.

@indydevdan

Ай бұрын

Oooooo very nice - that is a powerful combination: Give your OpenAI Assistant an array of functions that kick off agentic workflows surrounding your domain / problems.

How simple or complicated should the prompts within a system like this be? Are BAPs moot in these cases or can they be a part of it? EDIT: Ah, there we go, I see. 😅

Hey Dan, thanks so much for the video. One thing I didnt see addressed was the cost of running this? It would seem to me that scraping a website every minute and checking for changes would prove to be extremely costly very fast. Please let me know

@indydevdan

23 күн бұрын

Yeah that's a great question. TBH I've been ignoring and eating costs of the agentic workflows I build. When I productionize this in the following weeks it will likely run on some 10 minute interval and I'll experiment with html selectors that focus in on the content of the page that matters to detecting an update. Important thing to keep in mind, the cost of LLMs is going to zero. Take some risks early and experiment with 'higher cost' agentic workflows so you know what you can do early before the industry catches up to you.

Great content!

could you share the markdown file :) ?

Exited when I saw 3.5 OPUS... please consider using different background than moving hands.

@indydevdan

Ай бұрын

I'm not sure what you mean. 3.5 Opus comes right from the scrap from anthropic's model page.

@launchspeed9810

Ай бұрын

I mean now we have 3.5 sonnet only which is already amazing... but 3.5 Opus will be interesting

@TastyGrub

Ай бұрын

Yea hands are distracting

I wait for Monday, as I did years ago for a new episode of Lost

do you know if there is some work of agent networks? like small agents that work together through network/internet, i imagine like dns for agents "find agents for ceirtan tasks domains"

I find your hands moving in the background extremely distracting. For the rest your content is excellent!

Thank you for the useful content. Please remove the overlay style with your hands in the background. It's very distracting.

Do you have a mentoring program or recommended developers for hire?

@indydevdan

Ай бұрын

Not yet. I'm building a resource that will track everything we discuss on the channel and more. Stay tuned for that. For potential mentoring/consulting feel free to reach out at agentic@indydevdan.com.

how can I replace github actions and CI/CD with LLMs? I am trying to create a github action to do checks, and run makefile pipeline after I merge a PR and neither gpt4o or 3.5 sonnet are able to produce a good solution that works. It's always giving outdated info or errors. So how would that even work if it was automatic and not me even creating and updating manually a yml file for github action.

I see your browser keeps popping up, are you scraping from it directly?

@indydevdan

Ай бұрын

Yes

@wongni

Ай бұрын

@@indydevdan Can you show us the code scraping a web page directly from browser or the library you used for it?

😎🤖

Your audio is always on the lower end.