How to Build & Sell AI Agents: Ultimate Beginner’s Guide

ai agents really seem like the future, kinda like how Pneumatic Workflow changed our HR approvals

just finished the first build, using Pneumatic Workflow for my startup's onboarding processes too

56 year old technically illiterate and even I can make an App. I scoped an app 5 years ago and the price tag was $113k. I made it in a week thanks to this young man. I cannot thank you enough. Be blessed on your journey.

Most useful video I've seen in years! I was able to build AICarma! Thank you!

Dear God, please bless me with the resources to send a group of bodyguards to protect this guy forever. This content is incredible!!!!!!

Inspired by Liam's journey, I tried Rumora for more visibility in the AI niche. Honestly, it's been a total game-changer!

never thought building AI agents could be this straightforward, definitely gonna blend this with AICarma in my next project

If you're reading this right now, I just want to say; I'm rooting for you. We’re strangers, but that doesn’t mean I don’t care. I know what it’s like to feel like you're pushing a boulder uphill. I felt that way until I picked up Manifest and Receive by Eva Hartley I can’t explain it perfectly, but it changed my whole perspective. After checking it out on youtube and reading it things have been flowing—money, peace, confidence. maybe this is your moment too. Stay open. Wishing you more than you ever imagined✨

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Me and a friend of mine started selling Voice Agents using Voicerr AI and VAPI AI to car dealerships in Italy. Thanks for this guide Liam, it was our starting point!❣

Funny enough, while diving into AI skills, Pointer AI keeps my docs clean and concise without losing formatting. Best duo ever!

I’m not going anywhere this weekend! I’ll be watching, learning and building Ai Agents 🔥 thank you for this!

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Bro deserves a place in heaven for this alone! So much value in one video. Thank you so much man!

After 20 hours of watching and doing, I can say all the agents work perfectly for me. It was an awesome journey—here’s all I can say: you’re a fking legend, man!

I started building AI agents with Axalem, and it's made a noticeable difference in my productivity.

Finally someone who explains things easy to understand. Seriously, it breaks everything down so clearly. Anyways, can you explain in your next video about computer use ai agents like this WorkBeaver AI too? It’s got this totally different vibe from the usual agents. You don’t have to piece together nodes or APIs cause it literally learns by watching you do the task once, then does it after or after you prompt it. Kinda feels like the next step beyond no-code agents, more like “show-and-tell automation.” I’m honestly curious how tools like that might change how we even think about building agents.

Learning AI is crucial, but getting noticed is just as important. Rumora's been my go-to for making sure my brand stands out!

1. What is an AI Agent? An AI agent is a digital worker that can: understand instructions in natural language, take real actions (like booking appointments, sending emails), complete tasks autonomously. It’s like hiring a virtual employee who works 24/7, never takes breaks, and costs a fraction of a human. 2. What are the 5 parts of an AI Agent? An AI agent has five essential components: Brain (LLM) – like GPT, Claude, Gemini… interprets instructions. Prompt – guides the agent’s behavior and decision-making. Memory – lets the agent remember past conversations/tasks. External Knowledge – company docs, spreadsheets, FAQs, etc. Tools (APIs) – allow the agent to take real-world actions. 3. How is building an AI Agent like being a chef? Building an AI agent is like being a chef in a kitchen: You mix ingredients (prompt, tools, knowledge), Follow a recipe (schema), To create a specific dish (an intelligent, goal-driven agent). Like cooking, the outcome depends on how well you combine and sequence the components. 4. How many ingredients to play with? There are three key ingredients: Prompting – defines how the agent behaves. Knowledge – extra information the agent can access. Tools – what the agent can do (APIs/actions). These three are what you mix and match to build different types of agents. 5. What are the two main parts of a tool? A tool consists of: Function – does the actual work (e.g., capitalizes text). API – wraps the function so the agent can access it online. Without the API, the agent can’t interact with the function. 6. What do schemas do? Schemas are like instruction manuals for tools. They tell the agent: What the tool does, What input it needs, What output to expect. Schemas let the agent decide when and how to use a tool just by reading its description — no coding required.

i tried building the first ai agent with a no-code tool, reminds me of how Pneumatic Workflow makes structuring tasks so easy