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this 16-min video course teaches you how to set up your own agent-dev team. it’s free. zero coding. just watch, copy the prompts and deploy. and just like that, you’ll have: • a frontend dev • a backend dev • a QA agent all working for you, ready to...

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m0h5 ay önce

credit to @nateherk, his videos are goated. check the full video here:

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NVMBR5 ay önce

lol build anything is doing a lot of work. tried the "prompt stack to replace devs" route before. works until your agent hits its first edge case then suddenly you're the one fixing prompts at 2am instead of shipping

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m0h5 ay önce

atleast you're just fixing the prompt, you're not fixing the code

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Ring Journey5 ay önce

I tried something similar but added a control plan to track all the agents. Need to upgrade my GPU though.

m0h profil fotoğrafı
m0h5 ay önce

on claude correct? it really fun to use. I saw a creator that created like a game avatars for his team agent and built an environment for them to interact like in a game.

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Ring Journey5 ay önce

Great idea

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Blum5 ay önce

sounds like smth i have to save and watch as soon as i get the chance

m0h profil fotoğrafı
m0h5 ay önce

seems like a great idea.

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The Black Box5 ay önce

sounds like a great way to spend 16 minutes watching people pretend they built something without writing a single line of code

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~Rex5 ay önce

a helpful one beo

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Seebin5 ay önce

Zero coding, and I spun up my own dev team in 16 minutes. Frontend, backend, and QA agents running together, the workflow feels really smooth. I’m about to build the same setup myself. Thanks for sharing.

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techarena.au5 ay önce

Love this, what a ripper of a course. Free, no code and only 16 minutes? Too good. Which agent did you find most useful when you gave it a run?

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Khairallah AL-Awady5 ay önce

thank you for sharing habibi

m0h profil fotoğrafı
m0h5 ay önce

you’re welcome habibi

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Daily Story5 ay önce

This could be a game changer!

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octo chips5 ay önce

零代码搭建AI团队太香了,省时省力还能高效产出!

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DanielAIwork5 ay önce

free agents sound great until you realize the frontend dev is hallucinating your login button

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nel5 ay önce

thanks for sharing this is beautiful

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AI Automation Mastery5 ay önce

Zero coding and you get a full dev team working for you, we are living in a simulation at this point 😭

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Chris Winfield - Understanding A.I.5 ay önce

AI dev team 🤖🚀

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Kaff 📊5 ay önce

That sounds incredibly valuable, thanks for sharing this resource with the community!

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Oracles Technologies LLC5 ay önce

Keep your agents secure!

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Stephen5 ay önce

zero coding and a QA agent too is kinda insane 😂

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m0h5 ay önce

you're literally not writing a single line of code, it's all in natural language

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Alok Gupta5 ay önce

Best

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