Hi all… I kinda stumbled across Agent Zero, by accident. Glad I did. I'm the founder behind the Pearson Consulting Group Ltd, I'm someone who has spent the last 40 years + (I know i'm getting long in the tooth) :-) in the tech space. Here at PCG we build agentic automations for companies turning over between 1 & 20 million in ARR, and who are actively running PPC campaigns. We make heavy use of n8n and integrate with client infrastructor. Not (yet) seen how to connect Agent Zero with n8n, but, hey, i've only been here for ~ 48 hours! Happy to connect with other n8n users who have already connected Agent Zero to their n8n workflows

I set up my first project in Agent Zero. Is it possible to have more than one project active at the same time? WhenI activate a second project it deactivates the first and all chats change color to reflect the color of the activated project.

how to setup and use gemini/gemini-3-flash-preview in agentZero. guide to resolve the error

Hi all, firstly, I am such a green noob that you would think I am made of moss. I installed Docker Destop on my fedora linux machine, it took 3 days and is nothing like the official videos, so many commands and buttons in different places or not there. I have the latest version. I then installed agent zero, now for the 5th time because every time I have a reboot, we get a lot of power cuts, my images and containers disappear. I have followed all of the videos, time and time again, but I cannot get my containers or images to persist. Please have mercy on my soul, can anyone point me to a noob style video or set of instructions that dont need 25 years of dev ops experience to understand. All of the recent videos simply do not match what is on screen. I have put my openai api key in and even that does not work. I have had a week of trying to get this thing going, following instructions, but it refuses. At my wits end. Help appreciated.

Agent Zero just crossed 13,000 stars on GitHub. Thank you to everyone here who has been part of this journey. Every star came from someone who tried it, liked it, and wanted to support the project. Let's keep building.