Build Your Own Data Science AI Agents
summary
Claim: a runnable multi-agent pipeline that reads diabetes.csv, does EDA, trains a predictive model and auto-generates an executive PPT. Tools actually used: OpenAI GPT‑4o as the LLM, lang chain and langraph for graph nodes, Langsmith for tracing, Streamlit UI, sklearn RandomForest for modeling. Architecture is a supervisor -> analyst -> scientist -> reporter graph with shared state, a recursion limit of 20, and the guideline that about 5 to 7 tools keeps agents stable. Demo mostly completes the workflow though occasional API quota and demo hardware hiccups appear.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:34AI agents and use cases
- 6:50AI agent types and frameworks
- 10:18Single vs multi-agent systems
- 15:18Supervisor agent architecture
- 21:59Setting up the environment and dependencies
- 33:37Diabetes dataset exploration
- 35:29State and supervisor config
- 44:00Data analyst agent
- 57:31Data scientist agent
- 1:02:04Reporter agent
- 1:08:24Multi-agent workflow graph
- 1:11:53Running the system
- 1:19:18Production deployment
- 1:22:53Streamlit UI demo
- 1:25:22Conclusion
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