Let's Build: Automate ANYTHING With AI Agent Teams (Step-by-Step)

Let's build an AI agent team using CrewAI for multiple real-world use cases. In part 1, we'll set up the framework for taking in a list of URLs, having our agents scrape the websites for content, and then summarizing that content. This is something I need for my newsletter. In part 2, we'll expand on that use case to make our code more robust and production-ready.

Enjoy :)

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[matthew_berman]

Do you like this format of video?

What other use-cases should I cover?

[BharatGuru]

The question is where to invest time? At the pace things getting bombarded in AI space, sometimes i feel, wait and let it mature but at the same time i have FOMO, Who else feels the same?

[jmvillwock]

Love this format - You took us all step by step including "mistakes" YAY. This is how we all learn. The mistakes not edited out makes it real and approachable. Thank You for being so helpful!

[miltonassis]

Hello Matthew. I'm Brazilian, I live in the interior of the state of Paraná, I'm amazed by your content. Here in Brazil, particularly me, there are few people talking and explaining about the creation of AI agents by CrewAI. In fact, only a select group of enthusiasts, followers of Alan Nicolas, have the knowledge to explain this topic. But they themselves are in search of knowledge. However, it is paid content. And not everyone has access to the basics. I would like to express my gratitude for your innovative initiative. I don't know anything about English, but I'm trying my best here to learn. I use AI and Google translate, it takes time, but I think it's worth it. Please continue to make this content available, your teaching is excellent. If possible, teach me the basics and fundamentals, with your videos. Gratitude

[keithhanson]

Just want to share that Iove that you not only cover the news but you actually show us the practitioner side.

I share your videos with non-tech fam and they really appreciate your breakdowns, and you save me a lot of words 😂

This is awesome content!

[southVpaw]

This is the best example of how development is done in the age of AI I've found on YT. I like that you said you are not entirely confident in your Python skills because I'm sure a lot of us can relate; AI brought in a lot of new coders (like myself), and we're all crash coursing our way to DIY AGI.

What's more important than the final code was your chain of thought through problem solving. While most of us won't be able to FaceTime the founders of tools we're using 😜 you went to ChatGPT for the scraper. I love this format, I love the thought process, I'm always stoked to see a new video.

Live editing is a great idea! I know you like to be all together, but it would be fun and useful to debug with you

[MrBadGenius]

It’s literally GOLD. I’ve been thinking a whole day how to build it with langchain, exactly the same use case. I want to automate newsletters. Initially I created it with notion, zapier and chatGPT, but want first code approach. It’s the sign . Awesome stuff

[stevenfullman]

Hey Matthew, this is THE format. Like my maths teacher always said: you always get more credit when you show your “working out”…because it demonstrates how you reached your answer.

[zoomlistings]

There is no better form than showing all the trials and mistakes of trying to make something work. Because if you edit out all the mistakes... no one really learns anything unless it goes perfectly. Kudos.

[TF-qtjh]

❤I can’t thank you enough for this format as well as the high-value content of all of your past videos. 🎉 As you already know, this format benefits three parties: developers can learn new stuff as you deep deeper with your tech expertise, non- tech entrepreneurs can catch up with new tech trend with even some understanding, so you will not only attract existing audience but also people who wouldn’t take a lot of time on your channel otherwise. Sorry for the obvious! 😅

[JohnLewis-old]

I love this format. Could you put chapters in so it's easier to jump to the parts I'm actually using and skipping over stuff I already know? Thanks again! Great work.

[RikHeijmen]

Man, I applaud you for this. The vulnerability is real. And it makes me much less anxious of diving deeper into code. Especially with lightning, the hassle of an environment setup and some stuff that just not works on my local Mac, is not importatnt anymore. Great stuff!

[nyngyit]

You are a very good teacher. That's the way coding works.

[aimademerich]

You are phenomenal for this one!!! Thank you!! That IDE inclusion with this tut is everything

[kate-ptny]

Thanks to Matt for showing all the processes. It took me almost an hour to finish it. Newbies to Python can see a lot of themselves in it. Matt said that he has learned Python for less than a year. According to Matt's video production rhythm, you should be very busy. Yes, thank you for sharing. Video production is not easy. Thank you for giving us many excellent tutorials.

[jgcimfw]

I absolute love this video. These types of videos will double your subscribers by the summer, if not more. I promise you.

[IdPreferNot]

"Bill.... i've got a problem getting my windows to update..."

Great video.... this format is SO MUCH APPRECIATED as the errors you get highlight the things we all come across trying to actually create our own projects. Your troubleshooting is what we really need as examples.... not 'now pip install, blah blah' that most creators videos are.

Thank you for trying this style out and please consider doing more of them, even if its just your version of trying to duplicate some new tech Repo's example project.

[hectorprx]

Thank you for the clarity. All the best.

[enotjuf]

Death Vader here. I've been with you a minute.
I haven't watched this yet but it's in my schedule.
You are my freaking hero.

[jandzchaudhary]

Hi Matt, really enjoyed your video. I liked the trial and error approach presented raw. These activities are iterative by nature, and you doing it interactively makes it so much more real than just dumping a neatly finished project. Your steps show case the effort that is needed to make these go especially for folks who understand coding in general without necessarily being experts in a specific language. Thank you for your effort and I would love to see more live coding videos.