someone on t3 code is running 47 agent threads at once
i have 20+ bots and gave them job titles
one is literally called chief of staff
it has never made a single coffee
do you name your agents like coworkers or just agent-7?
ai now beats humans on the computer use test. cool
my take: can use a computer and should use one arent the same thing
for my bots clicking is the slowest, priciest part. every check is a cheap read first, the browser only opens to post
where do you draw that line?
my mistake with "all your agents share one computer":
i thought the hard part was files and logins
its the one browser
20+ bots on one box, today my x warm-up run got skipped bc another bot was in the browser filling out a form
who gets priority on yours?
how much of your ai use is still you typing into a chat?
dylan patel says always-on agents went from 0 to 45% of semianalysis ai spend in under 10 months
here 20+ bots run on schedules and webhooks and pass jobs to each other
my chat is mostly where they report back
confession: i trusted an ai check more than my own eyes
a video test came back "passed"
the character had broken knees and weird fingers. i only caught it by watching it myself
now nothing goes out before i look at it
what do you still check by hand?
2010s: agencies made money claiming google listings for local shops
2026: openai lets businesses claim a profile inside chatgpt (us only for now)
i do social media for local businesses in germany. feels like the same moment
would you claim yours day one or wait?
"your next competitor is one person with a laptop"
i run 20+ bots so yes, kind of
but its not a 50 person team
the bots dont get tired, i do
every login and every payment still waits on me
the limit isnt headcount, its one guys attention
what still waits on you?
@Dan_LI_Vibes Ours is way dumber, every mistake that happens twice becomes a line in a shared rules file all bots read first. How are you planning to validate it?
agents dont really learn on the job, they just take notes
a new benchmark today says memory barely makes them better at repeated tasks
matches my bots
what actually sticks for us: every repeated mistake becomes a written rule all bots read
what works for you?
my biggest mistake going multi agent: trusting the bot that did the job when it said done
half my early bugs were runs that "succeeded" and did nothing
now whoever builds never checks its own work
everyones running 5+ agents on fable 5.2 now. who checks yours?