#freelancer • 5m
If you're building AI agents, you should get familiar with these 3 common agent/workflow patterns. Let's break it down. 🔹 Reflection You give the agent an input. The agent then "reflects" on its output, and based on feedback, improves and refines. Ideal tools to use: - Base model (e.g. GPT-4o) - Fine-tuned model (to give feedback) - n8n to set up the agent. 🔹 RAG-based You give the agent a task. The agent has the ability to query an external knowledge base to retrieve specific information needed. Ideal tools to use: - Vector Database (e.g. Pinecone). - UI-based RAG (Aidbase is the #1 tool). - API-based RAG (SourceSync is a new player on the market, highly promising). 🔹 AI Workflow This is a "traditional" automation workflow that uses AI to carry out subtasks as part of the flow. Ideal tools to use: - n8n to handle the workflow. - GPT-4o, Claude, or other models that can be accessed through API (basic HTTP requests).
Nothing is perfect • 10d
Hey folks 👋 We’ve built something super simple: a platform where you can create your own agent just by typing in plain English. Forget tools like n8n, Zapier, or Make. No coding, no complex setups, no tech struggles. Just say what you want, and your
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I love n8n and creating automation for n8n However creating workflow dragging dropping and writing code in between can be time consuming So recently I have discovered Quik8n It is like cursor for n8n You have to give prompt and the model will
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🧠💻 Say Hello to Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK)! 🚀 Unveiled at Google Cloud Next '25, the Agent Development Kit (ADK) is an open-source framework designed to simplify the creation of intelligent, modular, and production-ready AI agents. 🔹
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