18 Months of Building Autonomous AI Agents in 42 Minutes

okay so today we're going to cover the last 18 months of us building autonomous AI agents um it's been quite a ride uh AI agents themselves have gotten so much better uh over the course of the last 18 months and we know because we've been U playing with them messing with them in the space for a while um you know kneed deep really trying to figure out how how to build them first and foremost and where exactly they fit into a business setting right uh if you don't know me or or anything about us I'm

not a coder I'm not an AI engineer um I obviously I don't know how to code but I do think that AI is going to completely change the way we operate and build businesses um and then obviously for you know our personal lives and whatnot AI will have a role there but um when it comes to business I I fully fully believe that AI can be a massive point of Leverage um and really help us ultimately just make more money and build our businesses in a in a way where you know we're decreasing margins we're

decreasing the cost to gain leverage right um it costs a lot of money to hire an additional employee but that additional employee gives you a lot of Leverage right you can delegate a lot of tasks to or start new initiatives because you have this new employee um but it costs a lot of money to get that leverage right so um we think AI has is that is that opportunity to give get a similar leverage that an employee would um at a fraction of the cost like way less than what it would cost to get a

human on board so this is just us over the course of the 18 months stuff that we've worked on um and ultimately uh the learnings that we took from building a agents and why we think now is the right time to start embedding agents into your business in general and so we've obviously you know we've worked on chat Bots that was a chatbot um that we worked on a couple of different things for a fractional cro client um more of like the chatbot esque thing we built our own applications AI powered SAS applications obviously various

AI agents and then just tons of agents and and automations in general so we've been in the space um attacking it from many different angles trying to figure out where the future is going how do we how do we build something that's not going to become obsolete uh in six months how do we get involved in the AI space and our involvement isn't just going to be obsolete you know when open AI comes out with a new model um and we think that AI agents are that answer and so what are AI agents right put

very simply they're just llms I think like chat gbt that can take actions right so an llm a large language model is what's powering chat gbt chat GPT is just kind of that the way that we interface with the large language model and right now with chat gbt all we can basically do is just do input output right like let's say you received an email um from somebody and you want chat gbt to write write you an email response to send back to them right so you would copy the email that they sent you put

into chat GPT say hey write me a response chat GPT will write a response and then you copy CH PT's response and then put it back into uh you know Gmail and then hit send right so CHT is writing the email but it's not actually sending the email for you an agent would actually write the email and send the email on your behalf right so the the big unlock for AI in general is not just it having the brain of a human but being able to do things uh based on like its reasoning and its

decision-making uh you know and and its role inside of your organization or whatever and so that's that's a huge unlock and I think a lot of people are aware of this and are trying to bring this into reality and so what you're seeing are tons of AI agent Frameworks just being basically being launched like every single week and TMS of no code platforms that allow you to build you know AI agents right um and so some of the popular ones are crew AI this one's getting a ton of traction tons of people are are obsessed

with it there's a lot of downsides um one of the biggest downsides is that you have to know how to code right this is like a coding framework that you use um but clearly tons of people are using it they have tons of uh what they call crws which is just multiple different AIS kind of working together um yeah I mean crei is a popular one we we tried it obviously but you have to know how to code so there's there's a huge learning curve autogen same thing you got to know how to code um

this one was created by Microsoft it's pretty popular it actually it actually works pretty well the improvements that they're making on this are uh incredible and they make it a lot more intuitive for kind of like your average person to hop in there and start messing around with agents but still um there's a lot of fragility it feels like in the system things seem to be brittle and break uh when we use autogen so you know I don't use it much at this point um and then zapier so zapier actually released what they're calling zapier

Central which is like a centralized platform to build essentially AI agents they're calling them assistants and I I honestly think that zapier is um kind of like going in the right direction but on the on the wrong path like the way that they have created their platform for you to build your own agents is not super intuitive and I don't think that they fully understand and how a how like someone is is thinking about this how your average person is thinking about this you should be thinking about agents as um like almost like low skill

virtual assistant but like human at the end of the day you should be thinking about your agent like that rather than like an automation that you kind of like embed an AI decision maker into that automation somehow you know um that that's just to say like zapir is a place where you can build agents I just don't like the approach that they taking to doing it um and then you have platforms like voice flow and stack Ai and other um chatbot traditionally like chatbot Builders right like voice flow is probably one of the most popular

platforms for just building chat Bots right um and what they've started to add is hey start building AI agents right don't just make it a chatbot let's add actions to it give it tools like give it the ability to do things so what you're seeing is even the the chatbot building platforms are now leaning into this AI agent space uh all the momentum is is moving towards this all of these um these companies and these startups who are like okay we're going to build like this this cool AI SAS it's going to be a platform

where anybody can build their own AI application onto it all of them are realizing that agents are the next step and so they're obviously adding these features into their tools um and then you have some other platforms like relevance AI is a really popular one that's gaining a lot of traction I think it's some the um I think these guys are out of U Australia but they started out as I think Vector Ai and so they were just like a vector database provider or they embedded data for Vector databases something like that something in the

AI space um but more to do with databases and then they they spun off and did uh relevance AI I think it was a I think it was a hard pivot and I like their platform a lot because it's very intuitive and it makes sense um it it's easy to understand how to build an agent and uh you know what the different components are for the agent but um some downsides are it it's it breaks a lot um there are some things that are kind of hard to understand like the flow and how you're supposed

to build the flow exactly I mean these are new new startups and things are changing all the time but um relevance is one of my favorites I just don't think it's the best and they're they're very similar to uh mind Studio mind Studio was one of the first ones that we were messing with um because it's a very simple like uh no code way of building very powerful AI applications and now they're really pushing the the AI agent or AI assistant side of things so um or AI automations you know so my studio is a

good one but what we have landed on ultimately is using inate in and in8 in is very similar to zapier or make some of those automation platforms it's a little bit more technical than those but it's it's been the best platform that we' used so far because of the AI features that it has and so if this thing will load I'll just show you some of the features that you can tap into it's very visual too like like the way that you can build the agents visually just makes way more intuitive sense than some of

these other platforms like for this one this is like a personal agent that I use you have like obviously like the agent here like this is the component this is the agent right The Entity and then we can give the agent multiple different things we can give give it all the tools that it needs to do its job we can give it the database so it has a knowledge base of information so it can do its job accurately right and then we give it some couple other things like I like to give it Wikipedia calculator

just in case I have oneoff questions where it needs those um but I could give it like a Google search so let let's look over here if I go to Advanced AI you can see all of the features that they have for AI they have tons of templates for you um but AI agent you can get an open AI um module basic llm chain question and answer chain summarization chain these are all uh nodes for Lane chain in particular which is a really good um probably the main um open- Source like agent Builder you know

it's a it's a coding thing so there there's nothing we need to get into there but um all of these are backed by Lang chain text classifier and other AI nodes so you can get in here and there's other uh things that you can use for AI like vector stores that's a that's a popular one we use pine cone I'm going to get into that later um but needless to say we use nadn because it is the most it is the easiest to understand intuitively about how it's all working together and it's no code and

it's super cheap and it allows you to host all of this on your own server so the data security side of things are um very very strong with inen so that's a long a long uh look into um what agents are but but clearly the entire industry is moving towards agents clearly people are super super excited about it us included um and clearly the the potential is there the potential is there for this to be um generally role changing so here are a couple things that we've learned the number one thing is data is king

um this is almost like like a I don't want to say a Trope or anything but it it's it's almost like been over said at this point where it's like data is the new gold data is the new oil you know data is like this this Omni important thing and uh it's almost gotten annoying at this point but it's so so true when you start messing with the agents it's very clear that they're only as good as the data you give them and you need to ensure that the data that it has is fully up

to date on the context of what it's going on in your business so let's take this from kind of like an esoteric conceptual thing to literally ai ai agents in your business doing work for you right if you were to hire a human the human gets onboarded they get trained up uh they Shadow a little bit and then they go live right there's a multi-step process to getting the data about your business and about what that person is supposed to do getting that data into their head and so they can go and they have the

agency to go and do exactly what they need to do right what you hired them for the same thing is for agents we need to give it the data and we need to keep that data up to date so the agent can go it has the contextual awareness to go and do the job that you want it to do right and so to do the data to do the data to build the database and give the data to the agent we create a vector database and we use pine cone for that so let me go

over here we use a service called pine cone and they're not the only provider for Vector databases you obviously saw an nadn they had a couple different options but they are the one that has so far been the easiest to get up uh get to get up running right away um works like 100% of the time it it really doesn't break and if it does break it's usually something that's my fault um and yeah it's just it's super cheap like it's it's free basically up at up to like a point of uh usage but we

haven't even reached that point yet and we've been messing with these for months so pine cone has been our favorite we're not loyal to it obviously if there's if there's a vector database provider that's um you know better or comes out that's better then we obviously switch but we really like using pine cone for now super base also they're super popular one they offer um you know vector embeddings vector stor but there it's a little bit more complicated to set up inside of a super base because they're not designed specifically for Vector stores like pine

cone is right and so when I go back to n8n you can see pine cone Vector store right we're using pine cone to save all of the information that's streaming in in and out of our business right so data is King the next one data collection and rag so rag means retrieval augmented generation it's basically just um the function that allows the agent to pull the information from the vector database right um data collection the reason why this is so important is because you can build an agent you can uh build a vector database you

can shove that Vector database uh full of information over the last six months right about what's going on in your business you can extract that information put it all in the database cool a month later the database is out of date the agent is um doing it's not contextually aware about what's going on in the business at the moment and so you need to keep things up to date to pretty much the the minute right up to the minute about like this email was sent that email gets saved right into the database calendar event was

created the details of the calendar event get saved right to the database new project new task um a new hire a new lead enter the system you know anything that's going on inside of your business any information that's streaming in or out any interactions that are happening they should be collected and saved into the database and so we build automations in order to do that right so database data collection two extremely extremely extremely foundational components to building really really really highly effective AI agents this is something that we knew intuitively at the beginning we knew

conceptually at the beginning that this would be important um but we didn't understand quite how important and at the time how to do it right now we figured out how to do it and do it in a way where it's scalable sustainable keeps the database up to date keeps the agents uh working effectively it keeps our hands off we don't have to get in and upload uh new data to the database like every night like no all of this is automated and it works exactly how you expect it to work right which is automated prompt

engineering so this one this one's funny at the beginning of all of this AI hype I wasn't super um high on prompt engineering I I kind of found it grifty in some ways like I was seeing tons of ads of like get my pack of a thousand prompts you know for marketing and it's like yeah like that's kind of cool but it just seemed kind of grifty like it was like okay you can't just write a prompt like just tell exactly what you want right um over time working with these agents became clear that without

a structured way of writing the prompts the agents are not going to perform the way you want them to they could have all the tools um everything could be set up properly but if the prompt The Prompt is not strong enough the agent's going to flounder and it might work the the worst case scenario so you could have the agent like not work at all and then it's clear I got to fix the prpt it's just never working it works zero% of the time I need to fix the promp or you can have the agent

work 100% of the time and you're like okay this is great the pr works okay awesome um but then the worst case scenario is it works like maybe 60 to 70% of the time so you're testing it testing it testing it it's working it's working it's working and then you run into like an edge case or a scenario that you hadn't thought of and it breaks and you realize it's because the prompt didn't either account for that scenario or um when you're setting up the instructions for how to solve the problem uh it it it

trips over itself in some way right and it's hard to explain that without being in there and and like having like a clear troubleshooting case of that happening but um needless to say clearly clearly outlining your prompt is is um one of the most important pieces to getting these to behave the way you want them to behave um and so we have a template here and each of our prompts at least on the the system prompt level right we have an objective which is just a clear overall objective for the agent so an example can

be for an agent that we have managing our inbox Your Role is to manage my inbox you must accurately categorize every email that I receive so it's super broad we're not telling it how to do its job we're not telling it kind of any any real details about it right we're just telling it this is this is your role and then we give it context this is where we get into some of the details about okay so I'm I'm managing this inbox so what does that mean exactly like whose inbox am I managing so we

give it like okay you're managing you know the founders um inbox where you're you're managing like our CEO's inbox they receive a ton of emails daily um it's it's a huge mix of work rated stuff personal correspondence newsletters spam Etc uh these are the categories that we want you to organize them into these are the priority levels that you need to attach once you categorize them and then here are the tools that you can use if you need to do something so if there's an email that you need to reply to you can use this

tool um to categorize the emails use this tool if you need to notify the user that it's an important email use this tool if you need to access the CRM for some reason use this tool if you need to if this was a lead that came in and uh they responding interested to one of our campaigns you need to kick this to the lead qualification agent and it'll take it from there right so giving it context and then we give it clear instructions give it detailed instructions on how to do its job so if you

were to hire a person you would give that person detailed instructions on how to do its job right it's like okay you're you're uh an SDR and doing cold calls this is how you cold call this is the script this is how you save the information into the CRM this is how you book a meeting literally this is the information that you put in the description of the uh the event that you're creating right like if you if you ever worked for a really high functioning team you know that there are very strict processes and

instructions and Sops in place for how to do your job instructions and so we do the same with the agents you also have output requirements um like once the agent agent has done the work what should it output does it need to Output a Json package or does it need to Output anything at all right like for our inbox agent our inbox agent doesn't actually have to Output anything whenever it needs to reply to an email or or do anything like that it's sending it to a tool so the Tool's doing that so the the

inbox agent is just simply categorizing and calling the correct tool that needs to be called right and then examples probably the Lynch pin that makes all of this work in some um you could have the perfect prompt you could have all of the other components in place and without a bunch of really really good examples uh it's likely that your agent just isn't going to work um over the course of a long period of time after like a 100 tests it's probably going to fail probably 90% of the time if you have the perfect prompt

and no examples with examples it's like 99.9% of the time it's not GNA wait it's probably going to fail no it's probably going to succeed 90% of the time without examples but with examples it's going to succeed 99.9% of the time um yeah I think we got that straight but examples are pretty much uh yeah they're the key to getting the results you want with examples the agents have trouble doing exactly what you need to need them to do so in our example about the inbox uh manager what we want to show is here's a

new email that was received what do you do with that email right first step is you need to categorize it you need to categorize it as work you need to categorize it as like high priority like in this one it's like we were're excited to present a new project a new project proposal um we think this will be good for both of us here's the proposal let us know what you think so it's important that's obviously an important email right categorizes work categorizes high priority that I need to see it and so the tools that

it used to do that were the categorize tool um the CRM tool to extract any information that I might need and then like notifying me right the notifi user tool so we give it other examples for other scenarios that might happen we don't need to do scenario but having plentiful plenty of uh examples makes it work so much so much so much better okay so prompt engineering tools tools are what turns it into an agent they're what gives it agency right um it doesn't become an agent until you give it tools because it literally can't

do anything you could tell it your your your job is to uh manage my inbox and reply to emails and it's like okay cool I'll do that but if it can't actually reply to email by using a tool then um you know it's not an agent doesn't have agencies so reason why we like to use inad is because another reason is because you can build custom workflows and use those as tools and give them to the agent so uh you know a common like tool that we use is a workflow that allows an agent to

pretty much do whatever it needs to do inside of an email inbox right send an email Mark Mark an email is red um get information about an email um you know reply to a thread whatever you whatever happens inside of an inbox like add a label whatever um we basically created one kind of like workflow that can account for any kind of scenario that might happen in order for it to do um the action that that it needs to do right so to put this simply let's say that um you know your agent has the

email tool right the email tool that we've created it basically can call that tool whenever it needs to send an email get get uh get an email get many emails uh delete an email Market email is read Market as unread trash an email whatever right um and so the reason why we like nadn is because we can build workflows like that pretty complex tools or tools that uh you know that are for a massive scope or for like one platform and uh use that workflow as a tool I don't know if I'm saying that clear

but let me just kind of show you so let's go into naden so you can see that our agent here has email actions tool caler actions tool and update database tool technically this database right here is a tool as well but let's say that I said into uh telegram like actually let's try this let's see see if here I'm just going to test it right now let's see if this is going to work I'll pull it up on my phone let's say so what I'm just going to say is um send an email to Andrew

and schedule uh a meeting with him for tomorrow at 2 okay so I just sent that you can see it automatically started working it's going to use my email actions because I said send an email to Andrew so it's going to go and Trigger the email actions to send him an email and then what it should do is uh trigger the calendar actions so email actions worked boom it didn't do calendar actions okay so what it thought when I when I sent the message what it thought I sent here let me just go into here

so you guys can see it instead of me yapping away okay so I sent this I said send an email to Andrew Lewis and schedule a meeting with him for tomorrow at two so what it's thinking based on what I said was um send him an email to ask if he can meet at tomorrow at two um and that's we're going to get into this stuff a little bit later but there is like a slight if you're if you're trying to interact directly with an agent there's like a slight like language um just like a

a little slight learning curve with how to talk to it so it understands exactly what you're talk talking about um but ultimately you know you don't you don't really need to change how you talk so let's look at the logs so what happened is the agent used the database here the pine cone database it used our window buff buffer memory so this is just the memory from past conversations we hadn't we hadn't talked in this session so nothing pulled up here it called the Open aai chat model which basically just tells it the various tools

that we have so some of this stuff is hardcoded into um you know the the agent itself so we don't actually go in here and like edit any of this um and then it called the email actions tool and then the email actions tool went through and then it said message was sent okay cool message was sent um and so it got informed that message was sent and it used the memory accordingly so probably a little bit hard to understand but you can see that like the human said this and then the AI said this

looks like they made a little bit of update here on this uh this output so yeah those are tools um the agent basically sees the message that you're sending it decides what tools that it needs to use in order to uh execute the task right that it's supposed to execute okay actually let me show you one more thing with tools one more thing um so you see this email ACS here I just want you to visual ize what exactly that is right like email actions tool okay that's cool let's look okay so you can see

it's like a workflow inside of naden so we can build our entire literally our entire AI agent team inside of naden which is just awesome so this is that email actions tool I was talking about it's pretty much like any action that you need to take inside of an email uh or inside of an inbox this entire like workflow can handle that for you so that's what it did it just called this tool that we had built already here okay that's all I wanted to show you Integrations integration pretty straightforward especially if you've um uh

worked with any automation platform um but the way to think about it is a little bit different than just automation platform um you need to think about it in terms of at least from our experience right doing this for 18 months from our experience the best way to think about it is think of the agent as a human being like truly just think of it as as a human and think of it as like what does it need access to in in order to do its job and not necessarily like um what is like the

the perfect like automation workflow like this information gets saved in this slot here and then it gets uh manipulated in this way and then we take that and we add it to there like it's some kind of hard automation don't think about hard automations just think about like access to the platform and so sometimes like with Google and Microsoft in order to use use their apis to get access to like inbox and calendar and whatnot you need their apis right their apis are broken down into very particular Scopes same thing with if if you were

to create a slackbot right like there's a a scope that's like okay if you access this API the only thing you're allowed to do is read a message right can't send a message you can't um reply to a message you can't can't even delete the message all you can do is read right right and then there's a scope that says write and then there's one that says delete and then there's one and so there's like dozens of Scopes within just like one platform dozens of just actions within one platform right and what you need to

do with your agent is is give them all of the actions essentially right all of the actions that they might need usually it's um they're not going to need all of them but usually we air on the side of safety by just giving them the ability to do any action that possible within your business or within your platform right within your Tech stack um another way to think about Integrations is okay this agent if they were a new employee which platforms would I sign them up for um in order for them to complete their their

job right like I have an existing Tech stack I have a CRM I obviously need like this new Str strr to have access to the CRM right so same thing um and then I would also think about Integrations in terms of data right what data does the agent actually need in order to complete its tasks what what what is happening on one of my Platforms in my tech stack that triggers that should trigger the agent to go and do something else right so Integrations are obviously straightforward I think this is probably um something that people

are pretty used to working with especially if you're doing automations um but there is a slight change in how you think about it when you're building agents as opposed to just hard automations and that's something that uh we had to learn architecture this was the biggest learning so far um and I think we unlocked it just in how we in the framework and how we like build our agents and how we think about them um it was a huge unlock when we finally kind of like crystallized okay this is how you do it okay and

so like I'm I'm going to tell you now this is how you do it basically the way to think about it is you have job functions and underneath each job function are various workflows right so like an SD has to uh they have to Prospect and save that information Prospect and reach out so they got to find people online um do a little bit bit of research on the people and then draft like a really good email to send to those people right that's one workflow prospecting then you have another workflow that's following up you're

following up with engaged leads people who are interested people that you might have had call with in the past right following up that's one workflow finding finding uh you know content that they might find relevant how do I craft like a really good followup message right that's one workflow another one is um how do I like let's book a call right they're interested in booking a call let's qualify the lead and book the call um that's another workflow so that's a couple different workflows within just one job function of SDR right and then within those

workflows are various tasks and when we're thinking about just hard automations not agents just hard automations you're usually just automating a task right and then occasionally if you're really good you can you could automate entire workflows by just automating a bunch of different tasks right um you know people who are really good at automation are actually really good at just like automating um almost everything the issue is with hard automation obviously is any edge cases any reasoning that might need to happen any decision making that might need to happen anything where it's like it's not

like clearly this or clearly that um it's not binary um anything like that automations break so agents are really good at at um you know doing various different tasks that are all going to add to a specific workflow using kind of like reasoning reason like and thinking behind it so how does this look so let's actually let's look I have this I have this set up what am I doing trying to come up with it off the top of my head head so we're building a uh or we've built a lead generation AI agent team

right a lot of Founders especially solo entrepreneurs agency owners find themselves creating tons of content or maybe they're doing like ads or cold email and they're getting some leads like into their ecosystem they're getting people on their email list um fairly consistently but the issue is you know they're focus is on servicing their current clients trying to do sales calls trying to create content and everything in between their focus isn't on going through their lead list um trying to enrich those leads like do research on them send follow-up messages like there most people most Founders

most business owners are just creating content or doing cold email or doing ads and then hoping that the people who engage with that stuff are just like booking a call right there and then they hop on a call and then you close them and then you got a new client the reality is there's so many steps in between like them engaging with your stuff at the beginning to them hopping on the call that you're missing out on so much revenue there's so much revenue that could be extracted from your lead list that you're just ignoring

um because you just don't have the bandwidth frankly or the or the time to just the money to just hire like a legion professional so let's talk about Legion in particular how it would look architecturally building agents so in order to to do the workflow flow that I mentioned earlier for that one s strr you're probably going to need four different agents at least that's how we've set it up and each agent tackles one workflow so it starts off with the inbox management agent this one is obviously managing our entire inbox and so if any

leads come in that are responding interested in interested um and maybe they have some questions or they want to set up a call it's going to kick that to the lead qualification agent right and so obviously this inbox agent has various different tools that we give it so it can do its job but like let's say a league came in and it was interested and we kicked it to the League qualification agent let's get to that one down here and so with the lead qualification agent needs access to in order for it to do its

job which its job is just to um respond to uh queries from the leads and schedule appointments schedule appointments with qualified leads qualify them by ask asking the correct questions you know uh so it needs access to the CRM obviously it needs to it needs email actions um and it needs calendar it needs to see calendar availability and to book the calendar right so lead qualification that can also be triggered uh via the DMS or something right anybody responds interested interested lead qualification agent gets called lead enrichment so let's say uh you posted a lead

magnet you require uh name and email in order to access that lead magnet now that that lead is added to your CRM immediately the lead enrichment agent would go and search Google find their LinkedIn scrape what information it can find their website scrape what information it can uh summarize that information maybe uh assign some kind of quality value to the lead like unsure or very qualified or not qualified at all or whatever um and then save that information into the CRM as well we can make that lead enrichment agent um better and better I think

over time lead nurturing agent so leads in the system um maybe it's it's triggered to schedule uh to to go off like every morning it goes off it uh reads the CRM the lead list it finds anybody who hasn't been responded to in maybe like seven days or hasn't received a touch point in seven days and then it goes and obviously reads reads the information about the lead drafts a really good email maybe it goes to your Google Drive and finds like a piece of content or a case study that might be relevant that might

res res with the lead and it sends that along right and nurtures them and so if we look at all of these together we can see that we don't need an agent group chat we don't need like a centralized uh Commander this thing is going so slow we don't need like all of these little like nice to have little pieces that all of these other Frameworks offer like crew aai or something like you don't need it you don't need a group chat with your agents right you just need your agent to uh accomplish like one

part of its job one workflow and to be triggered off of like one or two events right so inbox management gets triggered off of a new email lead nurturing is uh scheduled to go off and then lead enrichment just works every time a new lead is added to the system there's no reason to connect all of these I mean the lead qualification one gets connected here but lead qualification should technically also get connected to uh lead nurturing although there's no need because Lee nurturing is not Fielding inbound emails so yeah that's why we don't have

it but anyway you could see why like even me just saying that you could see why like thinking about the architecture and how these agents are going to work together how it's uh important that you do it correctly right especially if the goal is to build a team of agents to uh take over or replace one entire job function in and of itself okay so we just went over architecture um and the last thing is over the last 18 months it's been clear that this is the future um I've obviously been saying it throughout this

video but it is just so abundantly clear that AI is not just going to stay as a chatbot it's not just going to be the voice um in our ear it's not going to be like our our little um helper that just like gives us information or instructions it's clear that that is not it right it's not going to stay there what is clear again is that AI is going to start having agency it's going to start actually doing things we're going to give it um you know arms and legs and fingers and toes and

um extremities and then and then we'll give it tools and we'll teach it how to use those tools and it'll learn more on its own and it'll actually go out and do things right it'll essentially just be our little workers our Hive of workers that are supporting us inside of our businesses and so the reason why to bring it back to why we like this for business is because every piece of technological innovation has been to give us some kind of Leverage in Life or in business especially in business this is the next major major

step in that the next um Frontier if you if uh if you will um when you're thinking about scaling a business it's not no longer going to be who do I need to hire do we have enough in the budget to bring on more headcounts to increase head count it's now going to be can we build an AI agent or can we build a team of AI agents to fulfill this job that we need fulfilled right oh man I really I really think um I should be getting on podcasts right man do I need to

hire somebody to go and reach out to a bunch of podcast hosts and and book uh interviews or can can I just spin up a team of agents to just go be my podcast um you know team to go and like schedule me on on various different podcasts right oh man I really wish I could um I really need to hire like a a a a new salesperson for this role like do I need to hire a recruiter or an HR person I mean maybe it depends what the role is but realistically you could just

have agents like do that stuff for you um you know oh man it would be really nice if if I just hired more like customer success people if we had more project managers and it's like you don't necessarily need more project managers or customer success people um just give each of your clients an agent that has access to just the information about what's going on with their project and their business and then any common questions or FAQs or anything that's happening concerns documents that they need whatever the agent can take care of that stuff but

anything that's like real about their business or changes in strategy or building relationships in general your customer success and product managers can do that right um and all this is doing the entire point is just to give you massive leverage in your business decrease the margins that it costs or decrease the cost that it takes to scale your business and increase your margins overall and use that money to hire high value employees that can 100x your business uh as opposed to employees that are kind of just you're hiring them just to like maintain what you're

doing right like man I'm really tired of doing this let me just delegate this to somebody else instead of that being like a person it's going to now be agents right I think everybody's moving to this over the next uh over the next few years I'm G to start rambling about this um but if you're interested in talking about it do book a call with us we're happy to talk um and if you do want to learn learn more about kind of like more details about how we think about it and build our agents and

some examples uh there's a link in the description that should take you to a YouTube video that kind of dives into uh all of that stuff but other than that thanks