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Liam Ottley sets up a made-up coffee bean business run by seven AI agents on Kylan, the video's sponsor, arguing a team he prices at $48,000 a month can run for $100 a month.
The gist
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Ottley connects his own ChatGPT plan to Kylan to power the agents, which he says saves hundreds if not thousands of dollars as you scale.
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A chief of staff agent reads six months of email, handles routine messages, drafts replies for decisions, and sends urgent items like tax deadlines straight to him.
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Two content agents use coffee newsletters and Apify web scraping to pick video ideas, write 30- to 40-second scripts, and deliver them every morning at 5:30.
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Ottley says his bookkeeper agent found $636 lost in September to a double supplier charge and a forgotten app, and his morning brief takes 5 to 10 minutes.
"Kylon has just released a new feature that allows you to bring your own ChatGPT plan to Kylon to set up your agents on... just like that, we have our ChatGPT plan plugged into Kylon, which is going to save us hundreds if not thousands of dollars as we scale this system up."
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See all on the ChatGPT page"Froth needs to be able to see what other people are talking about online. We're scraping that information off the web. For that, we're going to be using one of my favorite tools called Apify."
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