@Suhail: This is my desktop now. I have 7 random text edits holding prompts for my agents for different situations. Surely, this…
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Suhail shares his desktop setup with seven text edits containing prompts for AI agents, highlighting the early and makeshift nature of current AI interaction methods.
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This is my desktop now.
I have 7 random text edits holding prompts for my agents for different situations. Surely, this is not the future and a sign of how early it is. https://t.co/n7vMRoTogd
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