@mamagnus00: The Google Slides UI is hostile to agents. Watch this agent's thoughts while modifying its own tools to handle the weir…
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A developer demonstrates an AI agent autonomously modifying its own browser automation tools to handle edge cases in the Google Slides interface.
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The Google Slides UI is hostile to agents. Watch this agent’s thoughts while modifying its own tools to handle the weirdest edge cases. Reply a task which does not work and I give you $25 or I will reply with working demo. Prompt: “Set up browser-harness, draw a heart, find
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