AI Agents: Your Secret Weapon?

W1ckd

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Hey,

I've been diving deep into various AI tools that power autonomous agents, and I wanted to share some of my findings and see what others are up to in this space.

I've mainly been focusing on tasks like web scraping and automating the process of sending summarized data to WhatsApp/Telegram.

So far, I'm pretty impressed with the capabilities, especially when combining local LLMs with the GPT API.

Here's what I've been playing around with:
  • AutoGen (my current favorite)
  • AutoGPT
  • CrewAI
  • OpenAGI
  • Cheatlayer (though it might not fit perfectly in this list)
I'm really curious to know if any of you are deploying AI agents in a production environment.
What platforms or models are you using?
Any recommendations for tools or frameworks I should check out?

Looking forward to your insights!
 
I am also into learning as much as possible about building AI agents. I truly believe it´s the future of AI and I would like to develop a few apps from them but, everything feels so damn overwhelming I get discouraged really fast.
 
Was looking how far blackhatworld is with AI agents and found my own post.
Just in case i find my own post again in a year again perhaps a small status update for future self :P :

While fiddling most of the year with the mentioned frameworks we ended up with something far more simpler called browser use.
Using Dolphin Anty for various proxy and social profiles for the browser.

It gives AI access to a web browser and can do it tasks for anything that is browser related.
From reading / replying emails to posting on social media.
Quite some python knowledge is needed at the moment and how to set up a team correctly to have it production ready.

At the moment we run a autonymous etsy shop selling ai images. (Created with ComfUI - Flux model) and advertising it on social media.
Altough some manual corrections are needed its starting to get pretty stable.

Curious where well be with AI agents in a year, still looking like a solid direction to keep developing in.

Worth to mention platform that made life easy are :
websim.ai (For quickly designing anything, Proof of concepts from a prompt)
Getlazy.ai (Creates from a prompt a working product, as a PoC created a service that creates a advertisement from a picture. Suggesting price based on simular products)
 
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In my company we usually use Langgraph. It has a large community and many useful features. I'm quite satisfied with it and don't want to get too focused on the tools themselves instead of solving the actual problem.
 
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