Robyn Anderson shows you how to start building an AI agent by listing three to four ideal team members for it, then mapping out what platforms and content each role needs. She walks through a marketing example to show how to identify access and assets.
Welcome to part 1 of how to make an AI agent with Jamf. Okay, we're keeping this super simple and I'm not going to talk in circles or high level. We're getting right into it. Day 1, you have to figure out what AI agent you need to make for your business. So I want you to step away from your computer, grab a notebook and a pen, and I want you to write down like 3 or 4 people that you would hire if money wasn't a thing. You would write down their role, what they would do. The two things that I want you to do specifically with these roles is write down what connectors they would need. So what sort of platforms do they need access to? And the second part is content. So what content do they need to be successful? So an example would be a marketing person and one of their roles that they would do is LinkedIn posts. Well, in order to be successful, they would need access to LinkedIn. And for content, they would need probably like 20 different posts that you've done in the past that you got a lot of traction on. They would need access to photos, screenshots, files, whatever type of content you post. Okay, so that's part 1. Put in the comments what sort of agent you are going to make. I'm excited to see what this looks like.
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