Top AI Mastery, Tools & Knowledge July 4th 🚀

💡In this newsletter 👇

• AI Tools: Top AI tools you need to check out.

• AI Knowledge: Creating your first AI agents using no-code.

• Midjourney AI video: Getting started with AI video for midjourney.

🎥 Midjourney enters video – Great change for creators?

Have you seen this? Midjourney just released their V1 Video Model, letting you generate short videos directly from your prompts, similar to how you’ve been creating images.

Here’s what’s interesting:

• You type your prompt → it generates a moving clip instead of a still image.

• The videos carry the same Midjourney aesthetic: cinematic, rich colors, crisp details.

• You can reroll, upscale, and refine just like you would with images.

Right now, it’s in Alpha for Pro users and generates 1-minute videos in 1080p, taking about 2 minutes per render.

AI video has been improving fast, and seeing Midjourney enter this space is a signal that high-quality generative video is becoming accessible. For creators, agency owners, or those experimenting with AI, this means:
– Making test videos for ideas without complex editing.
– Generating visuals for storytelling projects.
– Exploring new creative workflows without the barrier of filming.

Even if you’re not planning to use AI videos for client work, it’s worth keeping an eye on how these tools evolve so you can spot opportunities as they become more practical.

If you’re testing Midjourney video, we’d love to hear what you’re making and what you’re learning. Drop your experiments or thoughts in the Insidr community so we can explore together.

🤖 Creating Your First AI Agent (Without Coding)

AI agents can sound intimidating, but they’re really just digital employees that can think, remember, and take actions on their own. They’re different from automations (which follow fixed steps) because agents can reason and adapt based on what you need.

Here’s the simplest way to understand and build your first agent:

✅ What is an agent?
It has three parts:

• Brain (LLM): Like GPT-4 or Claude, which reasons and plans.

• Memory: Remembers past interactions or pulls from documents.

• Tools: Lets it take actions (email, Google Calendar, APIs).

✅ What can you build?
Start with a single-agent system (like a personal assistant that checks your calendar and weather, then emails you a trail suggestion). Later, you can expand to multi-agent systems if needed.

✅ How to build it (no code, quick overview):
1️⃣ Use a visual builder like n8n (or Tila/Make.com).
2️⃣ Create a trigger (e.g., run daily at 7 AM).
3️⃣ Add your AI agent node and connect:

• The brain (GPT-4 via OpenAI API key).

• Simple memory (context window of past messages).

• Tools (Google Calendar, OpenWeather, Gmail, etc.).
  

  4️⃣ Write a clear prompt for your agent, including:

• Its role (“You are a personal assistant…”)

• The task

• What tools it can use

• Constraints

• What output you want.

5️⃣ Test and refine. If errors happen, screenshot and ask ChatGPT for fixes.

✅ Guardrails matter: Add checks so your agent doesn’t take unintended actions (like refunding someone by mistake).

By building your first simple agent, you’ll learn how reasoning, memory, and tools come together—and you’ll save time while understanding how to automate parts of your work or personal life using AI.

🛠️ AI Tools to check out

Tila – visual AI workspace where you drag, drop, and automate tasks using multiple AI tools on an infinite canvas. It’s like Figma meets ChatGPT for writing, coding, and creating in one place.

Liveblocks – gives you ready-made features like AI Copilots, Comments, and Multiplayer Editing to make your product more engaging and grow your business.

Superdash – offers drag-and-drop modules for voice and text AI agents, enabling you to build a custom communication infrastructure for your business.

Krea – is an AI tool that focuses on transforming the way we create and manipulate images and videos.

Pulse AI – Create AI agents and workflows without engineers