Adam Łucek retweeted
We just open sourced our internal design brain 🧠
Meet Content Studio - the agent behind 3,000+ assets at @LangChain
Create on-brand product launch videos, slide decks, ad creatives, social media assets, ui mockups and more
Storyboard and collaborate on a shared canvas in @paper and edit videos in code with @HyperFrames_
It even made its own launch film below, and went full Rocky 🥊
Fork it, add your brand guidelines, and deploy it to your team in Slack with Managed Deep Agents
Here’s what 's inside 🧵
writing is interesting, I almost always rewrite my introductory sections after realizing the core point of what I'm trying to portray, which never comes to me until im 2/3rds of the way through writing the piece
need this on GOD
Introducing Paid Media Agent
An open-source agent for paid campaign analysis, reporting and management, built with Managed Deep Agents
✓ Compare spend, conversions and cost per lead across channels
✓ Get weekly performance reports in Slack
✓ Turn briefs into campaign drafts, or prepare changes to budgets, keywords and ad copy
Here’s what you can do with it, and how to make it your own 🧵
No one’s doin it like the goats over here making gtm agents- this would literally have made my last job free if I had this intel and repo
I've been working on Engine, the "Agent for Agent Engineering," for the last 5 months and (while I might be a little biased) I think it's pretty cool- so I wanted to talk a bit about how we've been approaching automated agent development with an agent of our own using trace data and project context 🧵
We use Engine on pretty much every single agent we have deployed here at LangChain. Engine even runs on itself! I personally use it as a sidekick while developing our agents. We’ve also been able to fit it into our existing operations with Slack alerts for new or recurring issues, Linear tickets for project management, and linked PRs to review and merge.
If you’re making any serious agents, you should definitely check Engine out. Docs here: docs.langchain.com/langsmith…
They don’t tell you how absurd it is to naturally encounter references to the agent you spend every waking moment thinking about
Had to make Airtable automations extensively in a previous life, a colleague put this perfectly:
Low code, high bullshit
