So I see a ton of posts about AI agents last year (2024) and I thought to share what <a href="http://rantir.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">rantir.com</a> experienced as the most popular AI workflows:
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Autonomous AI crawler with Rantir Data and HTTP Request, custom code. This workflow with an AI agent is designed to navigate through a webpage to retrieve specific types of information (in this example, social media profile links).
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Mass Produce YouTube Videos AI Summaries and publish on social media --&gt; this one is obvious… insert Youtube video(s) or channels and it produces a dataset of summaries and then this is automated with Buffer. Super interesting
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Gmail / Outlook AI Auto-Responder - Reply to incoming emails with Gemini and Rantir’s loop function. This one about tied with our first place
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The number one workflow we saw triggered the most… wait for it…
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<li>Ask questions about a PDF using AI. A surprise for the Rantir team, but this automation included a connection to Google Drive --&gt; Question and Answer Chain --&gt; Binary Input Loader from Rantir --&gt; Embeddings OpenAI --&gt; OpenAI Chat Model --&gt; Vector Store Retriever and loop back. It seems complex but its pretty easy!</li>
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Excited to say that Rantir is slowly finding its groove and it can be self-hosted!
Cheers for 2025 AI automations!
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Rantir.com shared the top four most popular AI automation workflows from 2024. These include an autonomous AI crawler, mass production of YouTube video summaries, Gmail/Outlook AI auto-responders, and an AI-based question and answer system for PDF documents. Rantir is progressing and offering self-hosting options.

Out of 120 AI automation workflow, these 4 were the most popular

Why does the numbered list in this post starts from “4”?