Introducing ProfitPilot AI: Your Smart Business Co-Pilot! (Implemented using Google Agent Development Kit)

Introducing ProfitPilot AI: My Smart Business Co-Pilot!

Running a small or medium-sized business is tough, especially when it comes to making sense of all that data. Missing out on critical insights about sales, inventory, or even your competitors can be costly. What if you had an intelligent assistant that could instantly analyze your business data and give you actionable recommendations?

That's why I built ProfitPilot AI for the Google Agent Development Kit Hackathon!

ProfitPilot AI is a cutting-edge multi-agent AI assistant I designed to empower SMBs with data-driven insights and actionable advice. Built on Google Cloud with the power of Gemini 1.5 Flash API, ProfitPilot helps users:

  • Effortlessly onboard their business and even generate simulated data for quick demos.
  • Get dynamic business analytics on sales trends, inventory, and pricing.
  • Gain crucial competitive intelligence by analyzing competitor reviews from Google Maps.
  • Experience seamless interaction thanks to its intelligent Root Agent orchestrating specialized sub-agents.

I faced exciting challenges building this intelligent system, from effective data transformation for LLMs to maintaining context across various agents. I'm incredibly proud of my robust, intuitive, and real-world applicable solution.

Want to dive deeper into how ProfitPilot AI works, see the code, and explore its full capabilities?

🚀 Explore the ProfitPilot AI GitHub Repository:
https://github.com/lopesrohan1988/ProfitPilot

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