You use AI agents in your business?

Yes, but for specific, automatable workflows, not creative tasks. The most effective setup is a chain of agents.

For example-

Agent 1- Scrapes Google News for niche keywords and saves summaries.
Agent 2- Analyzes the summaries, picks the top 3 trends, and formats them.
Agent 3- Takes that formatted data and creates a draft social media post.

Human spends 2 minutes editing the post for voice and nuance, then schedules.

This turns a 30-minute research task into a 2-minute review. The key is keeping the human in the loop for final judgment, especially for anything client-facing or nuanced. The agents handle the heavy data lifting, not the final decision-making.
 
Yes, but for specific, automatable workflows, not creative tasks. The most effective setup is a chain of agents.

For example-

Agent 1- Scrapes Google News for niche keywords and saves summaries.
Agent 2- Analyzes the summaries, picks the top 3 trends, and formats them.
Agent 3- Takes that formatted data and creates a draft social media post.

Human spends 2 minutes editing the post for voice and nuance, then schedules.

This turns a 30-minute research task into a 2-minute review. The key is keeping the human in the loop for final judgment, especially for anything client-facing or nuanced. The agents handle the heavy data lifting, not the final decision-making.
Like the part that you had to bring in human

I hate to hear that agents does all the works without check
That's a recipe for disaster
 
not daily tasks, but yes to complex tasks and problems/issues/errors
Very Good!
Yes, but for specific, automatable workflows, not creative tasks. The most effective setup is a chain of agents.

For example-

Agent 1- Scrapes Google News for niche keywords and saves summaries.
Agent 2- Analyzes the summaries, picks the top 3 trends, and formats them.
Agent 3- Takes that formatted data and creates a draft social media post.

Human spends 2 minutes editing the post for voice and nuance, then schedules.

This turns a 30-minute research task into a 2-minute review. The key is keeping the human in the loop for final judgment, especially for anything client-facing or nuanced. The agents handle the heavy data lifting, not the final decision-making.
Thats great to hear. I think the same like you. AI agents do the repetitive tasks and the human need to review it. Saves a lot time. I do this to, great to hear, haha :D
Like the part that you had to bring in human

I hate to hear that agents does all the works without check
That's a recipe for disaster
Exactly this is not realistic, you are right.
 
Yes I use AI agents to automate routine tasks manage data and improve productivity efficiently.
 
Yes I use AI agents to automate routine tasks manage data and improve productivity efficiently.
Something like to manage calendar and notes. Very useful. Thanks for share.
Yes, I use AI Chat in my business and it answers questions on my behalf.
For landig page? Product or Service?
 
Customers ask questions about products and services, and the AI chatbot answers them on my behalf.
Sounds good. It will certainly save a lot of work.
 
Yes, many businesses use AI agents now for routine tasks because they save time and automate repetitive work. For most people, they work best as assistants not full replacements.
 
Yes, many businesses use AI agents now for routine tasks because they save time and automate repetitive work. For most people, they work best as assistants not full replacements.
Amplift.ai can solve most problems in marketing.
 
No, I don't use AI agents for my daily tasks yet, but I'm researching the topic quite a bit because I want to develop one to manage my Odoo system. The idea is to automate processes like inventory updates, report generation, and order management, so everything runs smoothly without manual intervention. I believe a well-configured AI agent could save time and reduce errors, so I'm exploring how to integrate it gradually.
 
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