Defining the project scope

0:00 I'm hiring a back-end developer to help me build Vectal. So if you have five plus years of experience, make sure to apply. The link is below the video. All right. The first thing you need to do when building any team of AI agents is define the scope of the project, right? What do you want to automate and how does that look like? For this video, I'm going to build a team of agents for YouTube. This will save me countless hours in the future and it will basically automate the full pre-production process.

0:21 So, the first workflow will be the research team of agents. This will do a research about the video, about the video idea, you know, all the news, all the sources, stuff like that. The second team will be all about the thumbnail. We will use OpenAI's image gen API aka the new CH GPT images to design the thumbnails for any video idea we give it. The third AI agent will be all about the titles. This will generate many different title variations based on the proven formats.

1:07 And by the way, you should replicate this exact process for anything you want to automate. Whatever you have in your life or business, break it down into three to five different stages and then build a specialized AI agent or team of agents for each stage. But don't worry, I'll show you exactly how to do that later in this video. And the fourth workflow in my team of agents will be about the script, the intro, the talking points, what to actually talk about in the YouTube video.

1:30 So, make sure to define a clear scope of the project for whatever team of AI agents you're building. That way, you have clarity and direction before you jump into NA10. Okay. So, to start with, we obviously need to create a new workflow. So, go to the top right, click on create workflow. And actually, I like to name it first. So, this is going to be main AI agent. And yes, we are going to build multiple AI agents in this one video.

1:30 So, as always, you need to define the trigger,