
Agent Mode announcement "Agent mode can do even more complex tasks, like spreadsheets, research, and reservations, all on its own."

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Agent Mode announcement "Agent mode can do even more complex tasks, like spreadsheets, research, and reservations, all on its own."
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i feel intense pang of nostalgia thinking about how i will never have to write an immense amount of repetitive code to eg build a website ever again. there was a quiet bluecollar satisfaction to this type of work, knowing that if you don’t stay up all night smacking keys the

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Several factors make agentic AI especially relevant today – including the ability to automate, improve efficiency & enhancing customer interactions. In honor of #AIAppreciationDay, we're taking a closer look at how this technology is reshaping industry http://
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Les taxis autonomes explosent aux États-Unis 200 millions de kilomètres pour les seuls taxis sans chauffeurs @waymo de @Google Google affirme que les 2 milliards de kilomètres approchent ! Si vous possédez un taxi, vendez votre plaque : sa valeur va s’effondrer !
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4. Sniffly also allows me to walk through all my previous instructions and model’s responses, and I can also share them with my collaborators if needed. Sniffly is open-sourced and can be used without installation uvx sniffly@latest init GitHub:

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3. While most of the time, Claude Code can only go up to 10 steps before I need to interrupt it, it can occasionally go close to 100 steps. Just a year ago, people told me it was hard to get an agent to go above 5 steps! Claude Code’s favorite tools are, unsurprisingly, search

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2. Traditional metrics of engineering hours/days don’t work for AI. Two metrics I use to evaluate the complexity of a project: – how many instructions I need to give AI until it completes a project
– how often I have to interrupt it because it goes into the wrong direction
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Overall, I'm impressed with Comet — it's the first agent (slash AI-native browser) that is actually sticking with me. It's very good for a beta product. I expect it to become even more useful with extended memory and longer, complex workflows The AI browsing wars are here
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USE CASE 4: Grab highlights from social feeds
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 16 juillet 2025
If you don't want to ever open up LI, it can scroll your feed for you and tell you whats happening today
Getting an AI agent to doom scroll for you is a next gen life hack 😂 pic.twitter.com/SfxmhTS3mn
USE CASE 4: Grab highlights from social feeds If you don't want to ever open up LI, it can scroll your feed for you and tell you whats happening today Getting an AI agent to doom scroll for you is a next gen life hack
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USE CASE 1: Email and Calendar management
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 16 juillet 2025
With the Google Cal and Gmail integrations, it can summarize emails, schedule meetings, and manager calendar events directly from the browser
It's weird that Google hasn't done this yet pic.twitter.com/GcQWriJldX
USE CASE 1: Email and Calendar management With the Google Cal and Gmail integrations, it can summarize emails, schedule meetings, and manager calendar events directly from the browser It's weird that Google hasn't done this yet