How To Install and Use Claude's New AI Agent

Let's play with Claude's new ability to use tools.

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See what I love about Matte Wolfe is that in comparison to another Youtubers he reads the room better. He looks at this from a perspective of an average user, and explains stuff from A to Z in a very understandable language with examples. Great work!

[JustGrowers]

Thanks Matt for a great explanation. For those of you considering giving this a go, it's worth mentioning:

1) You need to enter some payment details and buy some API credits. I bought $10 worth. Minimum is $5.
2) I tried the example similar to Matt's. "Find out the weather (min max temps) for the next few days for my locality and put them into a spreadsheet."
3) DOCKER had to install Firefox as it was the first time.
4) I exceeded my maximum API calls per minute limit (for Tier 1 users).
5) When I asked Anthropic to increase my rate limit (via their form) they don't accept a Gmail account as an email address (even though I signed up, like Matt, via my Google account)
6) That failure cost 19c.

[nhrtgdv]

Jobs will look wildly different 5 years from now.

[jasonlindquist]

This is great stuff Matt, thanks for putting this together. I asked it to do a simple web search for a local golf club, find some tee times and put them in a spreadsheet. It failed multiple times, including rate limit failures. I then gave the actual website address directly and it failed to find it again. It cost ~$.8 per request failure. It still could not access the website. Cool tech, but still a ways to go before its useable

[takeshmode]

Woahh this looks really cool and I can see the massive potential it has! The people who are watching your channel and other AI news channels keeping up with what's coming out as it comes out will be the ones ahead of the game! This agent is still a baby but in a year or so I can see this being something that everyone is using to really get their work/ideas really going. Exciting times ahead!

[chimoji]

Hahaha you got me so excited in the first minute XD But it's not interesting enough to already use right now i think. But give it a couple of months and this will be amazing! Especially when we can start automating with it 😍

[Lee.Davis_onesandzeros]

GG'S FELLOW HUMANS WE HAD A GOOD RUN DIDN'T WE? IT WAS FUN WHILE IT LASTED

[denijane]

Pfff, now I'll finally have to install Docker. For some reason it didn't want to install on my Manjaro but now I have no choice... Claude is amazing. I really love what Anthropic are doing.

[DJTechnosapien]

Thank you for the tutorial. This was written with Technosapien's new Claude Agent - P.S. I am a big fan

[BabyDogOfJustice]

They need to partner / merge with a Robotic Process Automation software maker like Automation Anywhere or MS Power Automate, etc. They already have the tools to do the software / searching and web scraping stuff (and it would use less tokens). Then they can combine it with their higher level functions rather than reinventing the RPA wheel.
RPA tools are great but can be complex and laborious to set up; a merger between them would be gold mine and a godsend.

[ApolloThink]

Absolutely INSANE! Things are moving at such a fast pace, amazing times...

[Lore-Empire]

That's crazy haha "Go Max Out My Character On Old School Runescape"

[ricokohler]

This is the first time openAI isn't the company that did something new with AI. Curious on how they will compete.

[John-wcjo]

Matt, I have been watching your channel since the beginning (or nearly since then). I love seeing your success, passion and creativity! Always great content!

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Kudos to Matt Wolfe: He does actually test things and show it. So many others just take 'demos' from the vendors and show that of but show also the fails of the tools. Its very interesting technology. I did create lots of automation tools over the last 20 years and this is very interesting. I wonder just how much it will cost to run these tools, as the credits for Matt Wolfe cost him as $1.50. So real work flows, they seem they can add up real high. My own automation tools (non-ai), would do about 300 times the 'api calls' but that was based on templating, ML inference, API's and so on, which is of course cheaper but that a lot more to develop and get running. Hope Matt Wolfe can post some more dirrect workflow videos to see how it would work in a real scenario. Thanks for the great video!

[airlesstermite]

thanks for always taking the time to do this!

[numgun]

This is so cool, I would literally need something like this right now to fill in the details for 40+ digital products (title, description, keywords, etc) as currently I have to do all that frustrating stuff manually.

Its def still in its early baby steps, but i do see the massive potential.

Ideally this kind of functionality should be part of the OS, running locally with a low-mid range hardware.
That's a future I'm really excited for; I can be the director/product owner and the implementation/grunt work would be done by the AI.

[CharlesBlair]

Matt I love your channel, I tried this same prompt you used at the beginning of the video, and every single time I ran it multiple times, I got the same Token runtime error, even after increasing the limit, while it may be the future, it's not at the present yet when it comes to any type of consistency.

[NightmareFuelsYou]

I am so glad that I found your channel. By the way, your AI voice in the videos is really good. Keep up the good work!

[WarrenPeaceOG]

I remember the wonderful days of hand coding web sites, doing a find and replace on an entire web site. The computer would open all the pages and make the coding changes and save the pages one by one, faster than you could track what it was doing. It was very magical. Like the player piano of computers ;-)