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00:00:00 – 00:07:48
The video covers the setup process for Super Agent and the Super Agent UI, focusing on configuring environment variables necessary for the backend and UI components. Essential variables include Open AI API key, database connection strings, migration URLs, JWT secret, and tracing for logging. Optional variables for Stripe billing, Segment user tracking, and document loading through psychic.dev are also mentioned. The tutorial involves cloning the project, setting up environment variables, creating them in project files, and folders while demonstrating the importance of environment variables for project functionality. The speaker showcases creating a virtual environment, installing dependencies with Poetry, setting up backend folders, Prisma implementation, and launching the backend server. Accessing the server via a URL and verifying functionality in a browser are highlighted. The video also covers booting up the system, installing dependencies using npm, running Next.js server, and accessing the login page post-configuration. Successive runs are expected to be quicker than the initial setup process.
00:00:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker explains how to set up Super Agent and the Super Agent UI. They discuss the necessary environment variables for the back end and UI, including an Open AI API key, connection strings for databases, migration URLs, shadow URLs, a JWT secret, and tracing for logging agent runs. They also mention optional variables for billing with Stripe, user tracking with Segment, and document loading through psychic.dev. The process involves cloning the project, setting up environment variables in the project’s files, and creating them in both the root and UI folders.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker explains the importance of setting up environment variables for the project to work properly. They show how to create a virtual environment using Shift + Command + P and selecting the option to create a virtual environment. The speaker then demonstrates installing dependencies with Poetry and setting up the backend folders – API endpoints, utilities, and Prisma implementation. The viewer is guided on running Prisma generate to create the Prisma client, starting the backend server with a specific command, and accessing the server via a URL when everything is set up correctly.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates booting up a system, accessing a browser to a specific URL to verify functionality, and installing dependencies using npm. They illustrate that the route may display “detail not found” initially due to the absence of an API endpoint. The individual then proceeds to run npm and npm run Dev to initiate the Next.js server. Upon successful set up, the login page is accessible, confirming proper functionality. The process may be slow during the first run but subsequent runs will be quicker.