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I just created an agentic-workflow to automatically write and publish content for me! It's powered by CrewAI Flows and Llama 3.2, running 100% locally. Tech stack: - CrewAI to build an agentic workflow - FireCrawl for web scraping - Typefully for scheduling Here's how it works: - You provide...

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You can find all the code here:

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Looking to automate reporting? Use AI agents to turn spreadsheets to reports in minutes without any coding.

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@crewAIInc gotta get @AgentOpsAI plugged in

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@crewAIInc @AgentOpsAI Thanks for sharing, let me check this!

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@crewAIInc This is an incredible usage of Agents🔥 Good to see that it's able to mimic the entire writing style and identify right places to split the individual posts of a thread. Can't wait to try it out.

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@crewAIInc I was really impressed to! 🔥

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@crewAIInc Amazing use-case 👏

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@crewAIInc Thanks Rohit, glad you liked it! :)

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@crewAIInc Great use case of Agents. Amazing tutorial Akshay!🔥

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@crewAIInc Thank You Sumanth! 🙏 Glad you liked it!

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@crewAIInc Awesome, thanks for using CrewAI

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@crewAIInc Cheers! :)

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