If you want to build your own AI agents you can checkout parlant! https://www.parlant.io/

In this video, you'll watch me attempt to build a coding AI tutor/assistant. This will be something that can help you keep track of your progress, generate a roadmap, generate quizzes, and check your understanding; and generally something you can use while you learn to code.

🎞 Video Resources 🎞
Parlant Docs: https://www.parlant.io/docs/advanced/optimization
Parlant GitHub: https://github.com/emcie-co/parlant
Finished Code: https://github.com/techwithtim/AI-Coding-Tutor

⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | Project Idea
00:37 | Planning
02:12 | Frontend Mockup
04:37 | Tech Stack Discussion
06:19 | Setting Up The Backend
07:49 | Running the AI w/ Parlant
10:47 | Roadmap Feature
13:42 | Resources Feature
17:19 | Quiz Feature
20:06 | Final Thoughts

Hashtags
#CodingAgents #Streamlit #Python

TechWithTim, founded by Tim Ruscica, is a popular YouTube channel and blog offering tutorials, guides, and projects on programming, game development, and machine learning. With a friendly and approachable teaching style, Tim covers a wide range of topics, including Python programming, game development with Pygame, and machine learning algorithms with TensorFlow and Keras. Developers of all skill levels can benefit from TechWithTim's engaging content and hands-on coding projects, making it an in resource for learning and honing technical skills.

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The post describes the process of building a coding AI tutor assistant that tracks progress, generates quizzes, and provides resources. The author explains their planning method, the technology stack they chose (Parland for AI, Streamlit for the front end, Python for the backend, and MongoDB for the database), and shares their experience of coding the application in 5 hours. The post highlights the seamless integration of different technologies and the use of AI to expedite development.

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