The Agent Builder

As the head of DevOps at a SaaS company, every launch felt like a battle. After using Agent Builder, deployment has indeed become much easier. I just need to describe the 'blue-green deployment' process in natural language, and it automatically handles the CI/CD and health checks for me, and even generates deployment scripts. Although some details still need to be adjusted manually, such as the scripts being a bit templated and not fully adapted to some of our company's internal custom logic, overall, one-click deployment has been truly realized. The efficiency and stability have been significantly improved, which has really helped me a lot.

I am a history researcher and have no technical knowledge, but I have always wanted to digitize and display my research materials. I tried to use Agent Builder to build a 'knowledge graph browser.' The whole process was like talking to an assistant: I first described the relationships like 'people' and 'events' in natural language, and then it automatically helped me plan an application that could input, manage, and display this information. Although it is not a tool for directly drawing a graph, the generated application makes the structural relationships clear at a glance. It took some getting used to at the beginning, for example, the relationship between entities had to be clearly expressed to generate the desired functional interface, but for someone with a non-technical background like me, it is already very friendly.

Every time there was a big promotion, changing the theme was a huge headache. This time, I used Agent Builder, and it saved me a lot of trouble. I directly told it what I needed, like changing banners and icons, and it automatically generated a configurable theme-changing system. After deployment, I can switch themes with one click in the background, which is really great. However, I also encountered some minor problems, such as some component paths on the page not being fully recognized, and I had to manually add them. In general, these small flaws do not detract from the fact that it has improved the efficiency of our event preparation.

As an amateur investor with limited time, I have always wanted a little assistant to help me monitor the market. Agent Builder allows me to build strategies in plain language, such as 'RSI below 30 + volume increase.' It writes the code, calls the APIs, and finally deploys it as a cloud service. It's pretty amazing! However, the strategy debugging stage is a bit tedious, and I have to add judgment logic for some edge cases myself. But overall, this 'signal officer' is more tailored to my personal needs than any other tool on the market I have used, and it has become an essential tool for me every day.

I subscribe to a bunch of news sources every day, but only a few are truly valuable. With Agent Builder, I built an 'information filter' myself. The entire process, from crawling, analyzing, summarizing, to pushing, is fully automated. Now, I only spend 10 minutes a day to grasp the core dynamics, which saves a lot of time. The initial setup had a slight technical barrier, for example, the compatibility of RSS feeds was not very good, and I had to manually adjust the format. But once it's up and running, the maintenance cost is almost zero. It's truly a productivity accelerator.