# How to get the output of each agent, so i can show it to the streamlit, how i integrate with that

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Well, I think a pretty solid approach would be to set up an _event listener_. That way, you can snag just the events you’re interested in and then process them.

You can get the full scoop from the official CrewAI [documentation on Event Listeners](https://docs.crewai.com/concepts/event-listener). And hey, check out [this other thread](https://community.crewai.com/t/openai-streaming/3556/6) too – it’s got a good example of a producer/consumer pattern that might be just what you need.

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