So, last month I started building an automated workflow that keeps my agent up to date on everything from the latest developments to tips and tricks about different ai's - let me explain the loop how it works ...
Step 1 - I browse Reddit on my phone, and I 'save' a post that I'm interested in
Step 2 - I tell my agent to 'harvest' the saved posts
Step 3 - the agent organizes all the information onto a canvas (see attached picture) - this canvas INCLUDES a 'confidence' score based on if the agent thinks the information presented is actually helpful
Step 4 - the agent updates a second 'knowledge' skill - so that any time I ask about something like video prompting, the agent will consult that knowledge skill and see if there are any new tricks it should know about
This workflow has honestly eased a lot of my anxiety when it comes to keeping track of all the progress - now I just stop worrying about making sure I consume all the info - as long as I save the reddit post, I know that my agent can help me stay up to date when I actually need the help
Granted, this is the first time I'm letting someone else try it, so please let me know if you have any problems - once you send the link to your agent, it should know everything it's supposed to do get you set up.
Side Note: yes this whole thing was designed with Reddit in mind, but I don't *see* why the idea couldn't be adopted to any social media that you use