How to make Fetch AI agents communicate locally or remotely🔥: Python coding tutorial - Fetch.ai #2

In today's tutorial, we are going to make Fetch.ai agents communicate with each other. Fetch.ai agents can communicate locally or remotely using Almanac contracts. I’ll show you examples in Python.
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🎞️ Timestamps 🎞️
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Code for this tutorial
00:27 - Previous tutorial
00:51 - Install uAgents Python SDK
00:56 - Local communication code breakdown
01:15 - Alice's and Bob's tasks in local communication
01:45 - Tasks explained
02:09 - Bureau explained
02:15 - Run Python local communication example
02:40 - Remote communication code breakdown
02:53 - Alice's and Bob's tasks in remote communication
03:01 - Local vs. remote difference 1: Bureau
03:08 - Local vs. remote difference 2: Alice's address
03:22 - Local vs. remote difference 3: Almanac contracts
03:57 - Almanac requirement: Endpoint with a port
04:24 - run() function explained
04:42 - Run Python remote communication example
05:26 - Outro
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