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The document outlines a step-by-step guide to build and deploy an AI agent, starting with setting up external APIs like WeatherAPI. It provides deployment options on Heroku, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, or via Docker, along with instructions for adding features such as voice capabilities and real-time news integration. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of thorough testing and user feedback for refining the agent's features.

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AI_Agent_Build_Guide

The document outlines a step-by-step guide to build and deploy an AI agent, starting with setting up external APIs like WeatherAPI. It provides deployment options on Heroku, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, or via Docker, along with instructions for adding features such as voice capabilities and real-time news integration. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of thorough testing and user feedback for refining the agent's features.

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How to Build and Deploy Your AI Agent

Step 1: Setting Up External APIs


1. Sign up for WeatherAPI at https://www.weatherapi.com/ and get your API key.

2. Replace 'your-weather-api-key' in the script.

3. Test the API with sample inputs like 'Weather in New York'.

Step 2: Deploying the AI Agent


Option 1: Deploy on Heroku:

1. Install Heroku CLI.

2. Add a Procfile and requirements.txt to your project.

3. Initialize Git and push to Heroku.

4. Test your app via the Heroku-provided URL.

Option 2: Deploy on AWS Elastic Beanstalk:

1. Install AWS CLI and Elastic Beanstalk CLI.

2. Initialize your app with 'eb init'.

3. Deploy with 'eb create' and 'eb deploy'.

Option 3: Docker Deployment:

1. Create a Dockerfile to containerize the app.

2. Build and run the Docker image locally.

3. Deploy to a cloud provider like AWS ECS or Google Cloud Run.

Step 3: Adding Features


Voice Capabilities:

1. Use libraries like pyttsx3 for text-to-speech and SpeechRecognition for speech-to-text.

2. Update the chat loop to handle voice input/output.


Persistent Conversation History:

1. Use SQLite to save user and AI messages.

2. Create functions to initialize the database, save data, and retrieve history.

Wikipedia Integration:

1. Use the wikipedia-api library to fetch summaries.

2. Implement queries like 'search Wikipedia for [topic]'.

Real-Time News:

1. Integrate NewsAPI for fetching live headlines.

2. Parse and display data from API responses.

Step 4: Deployment and Testing


1. Test the agent thoroughly for edge cases and varied inputs.

2. Gather feedback from users to refine the features.

3. Ensure deployment is accessible and scalable on platforms like Heroku, AWS, or Docker Cloud.

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