Developers love memes but creating them steals coding time... Hey devs! Ever wondered what happens when you let AI handle everything—from code to logos? I just built my first AI agent that generates ready-to-post developer memes with barely any input (just a programming language!). Here’s how I did it, start to finish, using AI tools like Copilot, Agent.ai, and more. ✨ Project Breakdown The Goal: Create an AI agent that takes only a programming language (e.g., “Python”) and spits out a relatable, funny dev meme. Minimal input, maximum laughs. Tools I Used: Agent.ai to construct mean frame of the agent. GitHub Copilot: For Python backend logic (image/text merging, API setup). Logo generator agent from Agent.io: Generated the project’s logo (look at this cat coding logo). How It Works Block 1 - Input: User submits a language (e.g., “JavaScript”). Block 2: Gets meme post title from GPT-o. Block 3: Gets meme text for printing it on image later from GPT-o. Block 4: Gets meme text for image generation from GPT-o. Block 5: Gets html image tag from Another image generation agent. Block 6: Call to custom API deployed at my personal server to merge image and meme text with each other. Block 7: Prints results on screen.
Developers love memes but creating them steals coding time...
Hey devs! Ever wondered what happens when you let AI handle everything—from code to logos? I just built my first AI agent that generates ready-to-post developer memes with barely any input (just a programming language!). Here’s how I did it, start to finish, using AI tools like Copilot, Agent.ai, and more.
✨ Project Breakdown
The Goal: Create an AI agent that takes only a programming language (e.g., “Python”) and spits out a relatable, funny dev meme. Minimal input, maximum laughs.
Tools I Used:
- Agent.ai to construct mean frame of the agent.
- GitHub Copilot: For Python backend logic (image/text merging, API setup).
- Logo generator agent from Agent.io: Generated the project’s logo (look at this cat coding logo).
How It Works
- Block 1 - Input: User submits a language (e.g., “JavaScript”).
- Block 2: Gets meme post title from GPT-o.
- Block 3: Gets meme text for printing it on image later from GPT-o.
- Block 4: Gets meme text for image generation from GPT-o.
- Block 5: Gets html image tag from Another image generation agent.
- Block 6: Call to custom API deployed at my personal server to merge image and meme text with each other.
- Block 7: Prints results on screen.
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