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A budding AI developer on Reddit is sharing valuable lessons learned from their initial foray into AI agent creation. Instead of pursuing a ‘universal bot’ capable of handling diverse tasks, the user advocates for hyper-focus on a single, well-defined workflow. They stress the advantages of building upon pre-existing AI tools and embracing rapid iteration as key strategies for successful AI agent development. This practical, task-oriented approach, detailed further in a post on r/artificialintelligence, offers actionable insights for aspiring AI agent builders. You can read the full story here: [Reddit Post: https://old.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1nh6z8v/the_mistake_i_made_with_my_first_ai_agent_and_the/]