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Building User-Driven Features with AI Agents and Cloud Automation

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Overview

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Learn to integrate AI agents into your applications using Warp's cloud-based Oz platform through a practical demonstration with a React Native AI tattoo app called Inkigo. Discover how to set up automated feature development where user-submitted feature requests trigger cloud-based AI agents that evaluate, implement, and create pull requests without requiring local machine resources. Explore the limitations of local AI agents and understand how Oz solves these challenges by providing scalable cloud infrastructure. Follow along as the tutorial covers setting up Warp and the agent management panel, creating Oz environments, installing and configuring the Oz SDK, connecting APIs to trigger agents, and writing the necessary code to automate the feature request workflow. Watch live demonstrations of parallel agent execution handling multiple feature requests simultaneously, monitor real-time agent activity, and review the generated pull requests for features like pin prompts and camera grids. Gain insights into testing implemented features locally, handling follow-up prompts from cloud agents, and deploying changes to production, while exploring additional use cases for AI-powered development automation.

Syllabus

Intro
The problem with local AI agents
What is Oz? Warp's cloud agent platform
Demo: AI Tattoo app Inkigo overview
Feature request form walkthrough
Plan: Triggering Oz from feature requests
Setting up Warp and the agent management panel
Testing a cloud agent
Creating an Oz environment for the project
Installing the Oz SDK
Using the Oz CLI
Connecting the SDK to the feature request API
Writing the trigger code
Configuring the model and base prompt
Live demo: Submitting two feature requests simultaneously
Monitoring parallel agents in real time
Reviewing the pull requests
Testing the pin prompt feature locally
Testing the camera grid feature locally
Follow-up prompt from the cloud agent
Shipping to production
Recap: What just happened + other Oz use cases

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