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Introducing 'AgentPress'🕹️ Building Blocks For AI Agents. NOT A FRAMEWORK Watch how to build an AI Web Developer, with the simple plug & play utils. 🧵 Messages[] as Threads 🛠️ automatic Tool execution 🔄 State management 📕 LLM-agnostic Github w. Quick Start below 👇

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Check out the code open source on GitHub and leave a ⭐ & get started by: pip install agentpress && agentpress init This will create a directory with all utils. You can also select the Web-Dev-Agent from the Vid as a starter.

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AgentPress is a collection of utils we use to build our agents at Kortix AI Corp to power very powerful autonomous AI Agents like Idea is @shadcn /ui for ai agents. Simple plug&play with maximum flexibility to customise, no lock-ins and full ownership.

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Also check out another recent open source project of ours, a open-source version of Cursor IDE´s Instant Apply AI Model. "Fast Apply" & our product Softgen! powerful AI Software Developer

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goldmine ⛏️⛏️

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Game-changer for AI web development! Love how AgentPress simplifies the process with plug-and-play utils. Excited to explore the possibilities of building AI agents with ease

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@AlexReibman this is sick! i can’t wait to try it out!!

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@AlexReibman AgentStack x AgentPress 🫶

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Sick tool!

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Interesting approach! Have you checked out @TenFramework? It offers a flexible structure for AI agents. You might find some cool ideas at to complement your work.

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