From chat to agent — terminal, Jarvis, queues and automated social searches (6 lessons)
A 6-lesson course covering the terminal, Jarvis, task queues and automated social searches.
The course “Do chat ao agente” brings together six lessons on four steps for working with AI agents: using the terminal, creating a personal assistant, organizing tasks in queues, and automating social networks. The lessons show how these parts connect and present a plan for moving through them in order.
For people who use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, the aim is to reduce copying and pasting and let tasks continue while they do something else. The course explains how to prepare a folder for an agent, create an assistant that remembers conversations, and set up queues that resume interrupted tasks. It also introduces ways to automate videos and posts with their sources visible.
The course starts with an overview of the four steps, then covers each one before helping learners put together a plan. It includes practical exercises with criteria for knowing when each stage is ready. The guidance is to move one step at a time and continue only when those criteria have been met.
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