Fix: Add missing import for LLM in youtube_crew.py, X_crew.py, web_crew.py, linkedin_crew.py files

[dipankar-chaki]

This PR fixes a 'NameError' when running 'brand_monitoring_app.py'.
Adds the missing import for LLM in youtube_crew.py, X_crew.py, web_crew.py, linkedin_crew.py files.

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  • Strengthened foundational integration to enable advanced processing capabilities across multiple workflow areas, setting the stage for future enhancements without altering current functionality.

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The changes add the LLM import from the crewai module to four crew files within the brand monitoring flow. No existing functionality or logic is altered; the code simply gains an additional dependency for potential future use.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
brand-monitoring/.../crews/X_crew/X_crew.py, brand-monitoring/.../crews/linkedin_crew/linkedin_crew.py, brand-monitoring/.../crews/web_crew/web_crew.py, brand-monitoring/.../crews/youtube_crew/youtube_crew.py	Added import: LLM from the crewai module

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I'm a hopping rabbit in the code lane,
Importing LLM for a fresh domain,
In X, LinkedIn, Web, and YouTube crews I play,
With every new import, I brighten the day,
🐰 Hoppy code adventures are here to stay!

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📒 Files selected for processing (4)

• brand-monitoring/brand_monitoring_flow/src/brand_monitoring_flow/crews/X_crew/X_crew.py (1 hunks)
• brand-monitoring/brand_monitoring_flow/src/brand_monitoring_flow/crews/linkedin_crew/linkedin_crew.py (1 hunks)
• brand-monitoring/brand_monitoring_flow/src/brand_monitoring_flow/crews/web_crew/web_crew.py (1 hunks)
• brand-monitoring/brand_monitoring_flow/src/brand_monitoring_flow/crews/youtube_crew/youtube_crew.py (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (4)

brand-monitoring/brand_monitoring_flow/src/brand_monitoring_flow/crews/web_crew/web_crew.py (1)

1-1: Added missing LLM import

This change is necessary to fix the NameError that was occurring when executing the brand_monitoring_app.py script. The LLM class is used on line 16 to create an instance that's subsequently used by the agents in the crew, but was previously missing from the imports.

brand-monitoring/brand_monitoring_flow/src/brand_monitoring_flow/crews/linkedin_crew/linkedin_crew.py (1)

1-1: Added missing LLM import

This change correctly adds the LLM import that's needed on line 16 where an LLM instance is created with the "ollama/deepseek-r1" model. This import is essential for the crew's agents which use this LLM instance.

brand-monitoring/brand_monitoring_flow/src/brand_monitoring_flow/crews/youtube_crew/youtube_crew.py (1)

1-1: Added missing LLM import

This change correctly adds the LLM class to the imports. The LLM class is utilized on line 17 to instantiate the language model that's used by both the analysis_agent and writer_agent. Without this import, the code would throw a NameError.

brand-monitoring/brand_monitoring_flow/src/brand_monitoring_flow/crews/X_crew/X_crew.py (1)

1-1: Added missing LLM import

This change fixes the missing import for the LLM class which is used on line 16 to create an instance with the "ollama/deepseek-r1" model. This import is necessary for the proper functioning of the X_crew module, as the LLM instance is used by multiple agents.

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