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[0.0s] I said by said, you want to test it out.
[2.6s] So let's just test, are you working?
[5.2s] And you'll see things that you want to improve.
[6.6s] You'll see things that you want to make better.
[8.2s] And actually, if you have a look at this, it totally blanks.
[11.0s] So we said, are you working?
[12.9s] And then it just didn't reply.
[14.6s] So when we fix things to the flight, this and this way,
[17.5s] it can take quite a few hours per day
[19.6s] for me to test out and improve this.
[21.7s] We need to drag that screenshot in and say, hey,
[23.9s] this isn't working.
[25.3s] Can you fix it?
[27.4s] And we'll delete that previous response of the gig.
[30.0s] For example, is not replying and also when I click enter,
[34.4s] actually just had a blank screen.
[36.1s] So just make sure you test and actually make sure it works.
[38.6s] So it's much easier to start from a template,
[41.5s] a template, why actually work, whereas, for example, this set up one.
[44.6s] And you see how this is running through each stage of the process,
[48.8s] whereas, for example, with the new version from scratch,
[52.1s] it created a nice UI, but it didn't even test it,
[55.0s] even though we previously asked it to.
[56.4s] And that's on 2.5.6, so extra high.
[59.1s] So because it's such a big project and because it was coding for so long,
[62.2s] you can't have forgotten to do what we asked it to do.
[64.5s] Because we said, make sure it works.
[67.1s] Make sure it actually, you know, actually works,
[70.6s] set by set, but it doesn't, it just created the UI.
[73.0s] So with what the UI, the user interface that's looking good,
[77.0s] we just need to make sure that the rest of it is working to.
[81.0s] So it's going to start improving that as well.
[83.4s] So if we come back to scratch, you'd be fine.
[85.5s] That's beginning to analyze it as well.
[87.8s] Now also the great thing about chatchipathy,
[89.6s] and you can use code for this, you could even use her.
[91.7s] It's for it, although I think if I had a choice out of all these,
[94.3s] I'd use chatchipathy or code at this point,
[97.8s] because it's just much more visual when you build in stuff like this,
[100.6s] you can actually fork the conversation.
[103.4s] So you can click on new over here, and inside the same folder,
[108.4s] you can have agents working in parallel on building out the H&WS.
[112.6s] Now, this is really, really useful.
[114.6s] So for example, when I'm coding out the H&WS,
[117.8s] inside, called what you see on the left hand side
[121.3s] is that I will test and run different implementations side by side at the same time.
[126.4s] What I mean, for example, is that when I was building out the video agent,
[130.4s] I was also working on the H&WS.
[132.2s] And I was having them both being built side by side
[135.0s] inside the H&WS system.
[137.5s] And so the great thing about chatchipathy as well,
[141.3s] is that you can just start a new chat here,
[143.3s] and you can say add inside the H&WS,
[149.0s] an image generator.
[152.6s] And then we'll say use G556 for generating the images
[158.3s] with the OAuth slash CLI setup,
[162.8s] and make sure it actually works, but it's allow me to save anything that I create.
[167.7s] And so what you can see here is that we now have
[171.8s] two conversations at the same time
[174.2s] for our new H&WS that were built in.
[176.6s] So every idea that you have that you think,
[179.6s] wow, this would be valuable, you can build it at the same time.
[182.6s] And this means for example, you can have like six different conversations
[186.4s] inside the same project that would be encoded outside by side.
[189.8s] So we can have, for example, a video agent,
[192.8s] an SEO agent being coded out, the lead generation being coded out,
[196.1s] and we just add in new workflows inside the H&WS system,
[199.6s] as we go along.
[200.9s] So you can see here that it's asking for your questions,
[203.8s] I'm just going to say, yeah, just figure it out and build out, right?
[207.6s] I don't need to give instructions like that to G556,
[213.7s] but this is smart enough to figure out for me,
[215.5s] and if it really is bad then, okay, no problem.
[217.8s] I can go back and fix it later.
[220.2s] The other cool thing about using this is like,
[222.1s] whether you're using, for example, called or using chatGpc,
[225.0s] you can plug in your existing subscriptions into this system.
[229.3s] So if you use Claude Woll, ask it to build,
[232.2s] Claude CLI into the H&WS, and that way you don't need to use API,
[236.4s] which means that you don't blast through loads of tokens,
[238.7s] which means that it doesn't cost you anything extra,
[241.2s] to number one build the H&WS and number two use the H&WS.
[245.7s] Because for example, we have a look inside the system,
[248.9s] we have an agent who goes with Claude with Hermits,
[252.6s] with Vantigravity with Codex.
[254.2s] Now Codex already subscribed to chatGpc before I build this,
[257.2s] and so it didn't cost me anything extra.
[259.0s] Claude already subscribed to it before I build it,
[261.5s] didn't cost me anything extra.
[262.7s] Hermits free open source projects, we plug on the Rue sub-brain into it,
[266.6s] doesn't cost me anything.
[267.8s] So you see how you can build these agente cooperatives systems for free,
[271.1s] that's very important to note as well.
[273.7s] And now this is beginning to code step by step.
[278.4s] It's adding the image generator inside the existing storming home,
[281.4s] this is one.
[282.6s] And by the way, for the actual agent or system that uses the template,
[287.4s] that was all set up and configured here.
[289.3s] So it says the new system has separate configuration
[292.3s] and what I would do if you are installing this template from scratch on the upper floor,
[296.2s] it's just tell it, listen, test everything out, anything that doesn't.