AI Agents for Non-Techies

Lesson 6. Project Presentation#

Goal: prepare a project presentation and present it.

Presentation Format#

The project presentation is your chance to show that you can:

choose tasks (understand business problems)
create SOWs (clearly formulate requirements)
implement agents (use tools, integrations, logic)
calculate impact (show business value)
present (sell the idea)

Format: presentation + demo (can be recorded video or live).

Presentation Structure#

Slide 1: Title

project name
your name
date

Slide 2: Problem

who the agent is for (target audience)
what problem it solves

Slide 3: Solution

what the agent does (briefly, 2–3 sentences)
technologies used (Zapier / n8n + Telegram + CRM + OpenAI)

Slide 4: How it works (diagram)

workflow diagram (visual)
brief step description

Slide 5: Impact

time saved / conversion growth / cost reduction (in numbers)
ROI (payback)

Slide 6: Demo

show how the agent works (screenshots or video)
sample dialogue (user → agent → result)

Slide 7: What's next

how the agent can be improved (if you have ideas)
how to sell it (who to offer, what price)

Slide 8: Questions

"Thank you for your attention! I'm ready to answer questions."

Presentation Checklist#

Materials:

Delivery:

Presentation fits in 10–15 minutes
Demo works (agent responds, data is sent)
You answered questions

Evaluation criteria:

Task solves a real business problem
Agent works (all SOW features implemented)
Impact calculated (savings / growth / ROI)
Presentation is clear (can be shown to client)

Module Practice#

Practical Assignment: Create the Final Project#

Timeline: 2–4 weeks

What to do:

Choose a task (Lesson 1)
Create the SOW (Lesson 2)
Draw the diagram (Lesson 3)
Calculate impact (Lesson 4)
Implement the agent (Lesson 5)
Prepare presentation and present (Lesson 6)

Checklist:

Task chosen (meets criteria)
SOW created (all sections filled)
Diagram drawn (visual, clear)
Impact calculated (savings / growth / ROI)
Agent implemented (works, tested)
CP created (ready for client)
Presentation prepared (10–15 slides)
Demo recorded or delivered

Platform Choice for the Final Project#

Option 1: Zapier (simple task)

If your final project is a conversational agent (FAQ, qualification, consultation):

Use Zapier
Focus on prompts and knowledge base
Integrations: Google Sheets / Airtable + Telegram
Timeline: 1–2 weeks

Option 2: n8n (complex automation)

If your final project requires complex logic (branching, error handling, multiple integrations):

Use n8n
Focus on workflow (triggers, conditions, integrations)
Can add AI nodes (OpenAI, Claude)
Timeline: 2–4 weeks

Option 3: Hybrid (Zapier + n8n)

If you need both conversation and complex automation:

Zapier Chatbot — for client communication (conversation part)
n8n — for data processing and integrations (automation behind the scenes)
Connection: Zapier → Webhook → n8n → CRM + notifications
Timeline: 3–4 weeks

n8n Practice: Full Workflow for Final Project (optional)#

If you chose n8n:

Task:
Create a full workflow for your final project meeting all SOW requirements.

Example: Lead qualification with CRM and notifications

Workflow:

[Webhook] (receive data from form or Zapier chatbot)
   ↓
[Set] (structure data)
   ↓
[Function] (validation: email, phone)
   ↓
[IF] (data valid?)
   ↓ (true)                          ↓ (false)
[Function] (determine temperature) [Telegram] (error notification)
   ↓
[IF] (temperature?)
   ↓ (Hot)           ↓ (Warm)            ↓ (Cold)
[CRM: priority]   [CRM: standard]    [Sheets: log]
   ↓                  ↓                  ↓
[Telegram: urgent] [Email: standard] [Email: delayed]
   ↓                  ↓                  ↓
[Google Sheets: log all]
   ↓
[Respond to Webhook] (confirmation)

Nodes to implement: