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In the next 60 seconds, I'm gonna try my best to tell you everything that you need to know about AI agents so that you can build and sell them as a side hustle. So buckle up because trust me, this is a real opportunity and AI and no code is making it possible for anyone to build these, not just programmers. The cheapest and easiest place to build these right now is on a platform called N8N and this is what they look like. Here's an agent that manages Slack. Here's another one that schedules meetings. What's nice about N8N is that they have these predefined frameworks. So you can specify if you want a conversational agent or an agent that is designed to plan and execute and so on. By the way, for a deeper dive, I'm teaching a live class this week where I go into way more detail about how to make money building and selling AI no code automations like this. Notice how there's a difference between these agent frameworks. This is really important. A single AI agent is not going to solve world hunger. To create actual utility for your clients, you're going to likely need to build workflows that one, either have a limited scope or two, connect multiple agents. Also, despite the hype, these things aren't truly agentic yet in the way that a lot of people think. If you want to build an agent that schedules appointments, you have to predefine exactly how it should go and you have to connect to your calendar, right? The same goes for any tools that you want it to use. So as you start building, what you're going to find is that it feels really familiar building these agents if you have any experience building nuanced AI workflows. Also, for all these examples, we've been referencing at 8N's agent frameworks because they're the easiest to set up, but there are a hundred other companies that are competing in the same space trying to build the best platform for creating these agent workflows. And there's no clear winner. There are no predefined best practices. It is the absolute wild west. On the whole, we're just still so early and Claude published a really good blog article echoing this. I would highly recommend checking it out for more context about how they're thinking about AI agents.