Jaeden Schaefer

I mean, literally, because it can take control of your screen and it can click around.

I've used a lot of these agent softwares for the last couple of years.

OpenAI really kind of had a good thing going with their agents, but...

They just weren't quite there.

And this feels much, much more sophisticated.

This feels like it actually works.

And I've been actually saying this for a while, because I've been using the Google Chrome cloud app, which is a sidebar, which takes control of your Google Chrome browser and get stuff done for you.

So that was kind of my first introduction to this.

Now that they've just made it control your whole computer screen, I'm thrilled.

And this is honestly a pretty decent tool, especially if you can use it, if you can dispatch it remote from your phone.

I would say throw this on a separate computer and I would probably say,

build out some skills that you teach it how to do and just have it running those skills throughout your day.

Anything that's pretty repetitive, if it's writing newsletters or articles or documents or research, all that kind of stuff, it can get it all figured out.

Now, the one thing that I want to end this on, I made a post on LinkedIn and...

It got a lot of traction.

So I think it probably resonated and struck a chord with a lot of people.

And I had basically reshared a post that I saw on X from Thomas Frank.

He said, currently 892 hours into automating a 30 second task I do four times a year.

It's going to be so worth it once I get everything working.

I thought that was hilarious.