@elonmusk A beginner class would be most useful with one complete real task: what you ask, what the agent can access, where it needs approval, and how you verify the result.
@xkrdx@Pinterest A reference board needs reliable sources. Clear labels for photo, render, or AI-generated work—and a working filter—would help people learn without losing the original creator.
@glitch_txs The “once a day” part sounds harder than deleting the apps. A clear stop rule—check replies, read saved posts, then close—can work better than a timer alone.
@minixpcofficial The specs are impressive. Before buying, I would still want real-world notes on sustained performance, fan noise, power draw, and setup time—not only the peak benchmark.
@HappyGamerNews Local MCP is useful when the permission boundary is visible. A simple “what can this tool control, and how do I turn it off?” screen would make these features much easier to trust.
@elonmusk Useful upgrades. The real test for everyday users is whether permissions, recovery, and the final confirmation step stay easy to understand—not just whether tasks run faster.
@ConnorTalksAI Happy to connect here 🙂 A useful real task for me would be editing a screen recording: keep speech natural, add readable captions, blur only my handle, and export. There are plenty of small details to check beyond whether the agent can open the editor.
@glitch_txs The “once a day” part sounds harder than deleting the apps. Do you have a fixed stop rule—check replies, read saved posts, then close—or just a timer? I’m curious how you avoid turning a PC session into the same endless scroll.