I think you should iterate this so you don't need to have multiple places where you have to enter the topic. Use a {} variable and write it once making it easier to change for different topics.
Yes, completely agree with you there @shuntera 👍 The project started as a quick demo, but what you are suggesting is the best option to make it reusable for anyone in an easy way. Thanks for the suggestion man!
I watched the video till the end and was sure that you have at least 6 figures in subscribers, but turned out I'm going to be just #242 😄 Very useful and quality content, great job, I'm sure your channel will grow much bigger within few years. 🎉
top top top, perfeito, obrigado pelo conteudo professor, gataria de saber se tem como fazer isso para ser postado diretamente no instagram e no facebook ?
The problem with Custom GPTs is that you don't have this type of flexibility. Imagine I want to create a custom tools that connects an Agent to my Raspberry PI, or to my TV. Custom GPTs are really useful but if you want to do something custom, you'll need to rely on other tools.
I installed the requirements.txt file and I got this line finally in my terminal marketing-crew-py3.11apple@Apples-MacBook-Air crewai_linkedin_post % I got this error while installing ERROR: pip's dependency resolver does not currently take into account all the packages that are installed. This behaviour is the source of the following dependency conflicts. unstructured-client 0.22.0 requires pypdf>=4.0, but you have pypdf 3.17.4 which is incompatible. Has a virtual environment been created by the code? I have many other projects running with different versions of the programs and I dont want a clash. How do I check if a virtual env has been created? If I have to create one how do I do that? What does the error mean? WIl it affect the working of the program? I am quite new to all this and want to learn . So please guide me
Hey! I recommend you to create a virtual environment, you can use conda if you want, because it makes the work much easier. Also, if you are using PyCharm or VSCode for development, you can also let the IDE generate it for you automatically. Once you have the venv created and activated, just run pip install -r requirements.txt again and it should install the dependencies without any conflicts.
@@TheNeuralMaze Thanks. I will try it out tomorow and let you know if it works fine. I am using VS Code on a macbook. I am NOT using conda.So do I create the virtual env in my project folder, then copy your code from git into the project folder and install the dependencies? I also want to see a video on how to deploy the crew on streamlit or some similiar online platform, as I want to make it accessible from the web
Yes, that sounds perfect as well. Just create the typical .venv/ in VSCode and install the dependencies from the requirements.txt. I'm thinking about creating some videos about deploying crewAI to streamlit, since Streamlit is a platform that I really enjoy using :)
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I think you should iterate this so you don't need to have multiple places where you have to enter the topic. Use a {} variable and write it once making it easier to change for different topics.
Yes, completely agree with you there @shuntera 👍 The project started as a quick demo, but what you are suggesting is the best option to make it reusable for anyone in an easy way. Thanks for the suggestion man!
You'll reach 10k subscribers by the end of the year
Thanks, I hope so! 🙏
I watched the video till the end and was sure that you have at least 6 figures in subscribers, but turned out I'm going to be just #242 😄 Very useful and quality content, great job, I'm sure your channel will grow much bigger within few years. 🎉
Thank you very much for your support!! 🙂 I'm very glad that you are finding the content useful 💪🦾
Finally recruiters are going to talk to me 🚀
On a serious note, great work as usual!
Thaaanks 😁
Why is your each video soo high quality WTF..BTW thanks for these man 🙌
Thanks man!! 😀
top top top, perfeito, obrigado pelo conteudo professor, gataria de saber se tem como fazer isso para ser postado diretamente no instagram e no facebook ?
I guess you could follow the same approach, but changing the tasks to be focused on Instagram / Facebook posts 👍
Great content! Subscribed
Thanks!! 😀
UOUUUUU, Congrats man! Incredible!
Thanksss!!! 😁
How is this different from setting up a custom gpt or a project in claude?
The problem with Custom GPTs is that you don't have this type of flexibility. Imagine I want to create a custom tools that connects an Agent to my Raspberry PI, or to my TV. Custom GPTs are really useful but if you want to do something custom, you'll need to rely on other tools.
Helpful video. Which tool do you use for screen recording?
Thanks! I'm using ScreenStudio
"Just pay attention to these three concepts: Agent, Task, Tool and Crew". Uh, thats four concepts.
hahaha ups, need to fix that, I added Crew and forgot to update the number 🤣
wow
😀
Really nice! thanks for sharing!
Thaaanks!!
I installed the requirements.txt file and I got this line finally in my terminal
marketing-crew-py3.11apple@Apples-MacBook-Air crewai_linkedin_post %
I got this error while installing
ERROR: pip's dependency resolver does not currently take into account all the packages that are installed. This behaviour is the source of the following dependency conflicts.
unstructured-client 0.22.0 requires pypdf>=4.0, but you have pypdf 3.17.4 which is incompatible.
Has a virtual environment been created by the code? I have many other projects running with different versions of the programs and I dont want a clash. How do I check if a virtual env has been created? If I have to create one how do I do that?
What does the error mean? WIl it affect the working of the program?
I am quite new to all this and want to learn . So please guide me
Hey!
I recommend you to create a virtual environment, you can use conda if you want, because it makes the work much easier. Also, if you are using PyCharm or VSCode for development, you can also let the IDE generate it for you automatically. Once you have the venv created and activated, just run pip install -r requirements.txt again and it should install the dependencies without any conflicts.
@@TheNeuralMaze Thanks. I will try it out tomorow and let you know if it works fine. I am using VS Code on a macbook. I am NOT using conda.So do I create the virtual env in my project folder, then copy your code from git into the project folder and install the dependencies?
I also want to see a video on how to deploy the crew on streamlit or some similiar online platform, as I want to make it accessible from the web
Yes, that sounds perfect as well. Just create the typical .venv/ in VSCode and install the dependencies from the requirements.txt. I'm thinking about creating some videos about deploying crewAI to streamlit, since Streamlit is a platform that I really enjoy using :)