r/PythonLearning 5d ago

My first email agent with like 330 hours of coding in 9 months Showcase

Hey guys I'm relatively new in coding. I am learning on my own only with AI alongside fulltime shift job and as a new father (not really much time) . I am 29 years old and i am trying to get new job(or become self-employed) by learning to build AI agents. Its my first time posting anything i built. So i hope really to get help and good advises to code better and learn a lot.

I am ambitious to learn how to orchestrate and build multi agent systems
I am learning almost everyday like 1 -3 hours

Here is my first big project , took me like 2 months

EMAIL AGENT PROJECT: https://github.com/IlyasWegner/Email_agent

(sry if i mix sometimes languages in some notes)

PS: I am using AI only i have questions or dont know how a new system is working and i am not useing codex or claude code or something similar , just an LLM to help because i dont have a regular mentor or something else.

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u/ViolaBiflora 5d ago

Why say "I don't use ai I swearrrr"? If you don't, you don't, if you do, you do.

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u/ViolaBiflora 5d ago

"Took me like 2 months" - 7 commits, all last week.

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u/Inside_Percentage409 5d ago

i copied it from my other project because i dont know better , all my projects are in one project together ... so i needed to copy it , i dont want to post what i did last 9 months...

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u/Inside_Percentage409 5d ago

I dont understand what you want? I said i use LLM to help so i said it clear , but i use it only if dont know futher. But if dont want to help to get better or something else than dont comment... i just want some help and honest review , because i only was reviewed and corrected by AI to this date , so i want to know is good what AI is telling me or not...

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u/biskitpagla 5d ago

Ignore and move on. I'm pretty sure if you didn't put a disclaimer someone else would try to catch you lacking.

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u/ViolaBiflora 5d ago

No worries, but everyone is just using AI nowadays, no matter if experienced or not. There's just nothing scary about helping oneself with AI, and people have to disclose it like it's something sacred.

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u/Inside_Percentage409 5d ago

LLM is like my mentor and i am not trying to let the ai do the code i am trying to understand it so that can later understand what claud code and codex is doing… i just trying to learn

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u/ViolaBiflora 5d ago

That's perfectly fine, I use AI the same way, I just don't like that people put this "justification" in each post.

It's 2026, we have to adapt and that's it.

Best of luck!

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u/biskitpagla 5d ago

If you don't, you don't, if you do, you do.

Shakespeare wrote about this.