We’re so glad you’ve found the CrewAI forum! 
Here are some guidelines to help you craft a thoughtful post that will receive helpful answers:
1. Search First
Use the search bar to see if someone has previously posted or answered your question.
- Our forum is full of awesome community members like yourself who have shared their solutions for most errors and issues. There’s a good chance someone encountered a similar problem in the past.
- If you’ve run into an error message, try copying/pasting the message or parts of it in the search bar. If you’re having trouble with specific agents or tasks, try searching for relevant keywords.
- If you’ve found relevant posts and the described solutions don’t work for you, please post your question in the same thread to provide context to readers and reduce duplicate posts.
- If you don’t find relevant posts, ask yourself if the issue is related to CrewAI. Try posting more general Python questions on StackOverflow.
- If you’re certain your issue is CrewAI-related, create a new post with a specific and informative title.
2. Include a Minimal, Reproducible Example
Include just enough code (not the whole application 
) to enable others to reproduce the problem.
- Here are some questions your post should answer:
- If you’re dealing with an error, what is the full error message?
- What have you tried so far to solve the issue?
- What version of CrewAI and Python are you using?
- What operating system are you using?
- How are you configuring task and agents execution in your crew?
3. Format your Code
Please don’t post images or screenshots because we can’t copy the code and try it out.
- Format your code using the forum’s code formatting tools or Markdown syntax.
- Reserve images for illustrations, diagrams, visual quirks, and concepts you cannot convey accurately via text.
- Alternatively, you can format your code using Markdown syntax on the forum. You can also format copy/pasted error logs from your terminal. Reserve images for illustrations, diagrams, visual quirks, and concepts you cannot convey accurately via text.
4. Share Relevant Information
If you’re sharing a complete CrewAI project, include a link to the GitHub repo and the contents of your requirements file.
5. Engage in the Community
Once you’ve posted, be ready to respond to follow-ups, engage in thoughtful dialogue, and be patient. If your post doesn’t receive any comments, please comment on that same post rather than creating a duplicate.
6. Respect Community Processes
No need to tag or DM the CrewAI team or moderators. We’ll always answer your questions, but the community often offers the best answers. DMing or tagging the CrewAI team discourages others from jumping in to help you.
7. Do your Part
Don’t ask the community to build your agent crew for you. Our community is a great resource to help you understand errors, suggest resources, share helpful code snippets, and point you in the right direction as you build your project.