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For a deeper dive into communication between workflows and production ready builds, let's talk here. In this video, I’ll show you how to make your agents communicate with each other more effectively. From sending data between workflows to setting up agent logs, I cover everything you need to streamline your automations. You'll also learn how to specify workflow inputs and send feedback between agents, making your automations smarter and more responsive. Whether you’re just starting with n8n or looking to optimize your existing agents, this guide will help you build more connected, efficient workflows.

My goal is to build a laravel as a backend(using our type of knowledge/the best practises), and Vue 3 on the front end to the best of our knowledge as well. I know I can use n8n even self hosted and I'm not sure how to pick the AI agents for each task so that other AI agents can orchestrate them to do the work. How I see it now: 1. The main AI agent - manager which I talk to that has an access to all the tools via other agents. 2. Managers which depending on the task will designate the job to backend, frontend or testing, than deployment. 3. AI agents which code backend, use RAG to check the documentation, use our code examples in the RAG. The same for front end. 4. AI agents to do PEST testing, code optimization, checking laravel logs, deploy. Do you know if anyone has already tried it? Would it be better to use Bolt.diy let's say with separate front and backend creation instead? Or, is it possible to build it as a full stack prompting solution like all in one? But, I mean the quality of our web developers, not low code quality.

- I'll take this down if there is already a topic about this.. But, any experts our there that can describe which is best? Or if it is even comparable "construction-wise". I was planning on making all of my automations make up my company and services, and monthly it's very expensive for me to do so at the moment. I was wondering if open source tools provides the same (or better results) doing things paid tools does. I'm a Developer, so I can work with both. Just planning the long run and was wondering about which would be the best. Thanks in advance.