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How does it actually decide which apps it can connect to on its own versus ones I have to manually approve first?
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how does it actually decide when to keep going on a task versus asking me for input
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I'd be interested to see how this works compared to Claude Cowork. Since that's taking care of a lot of my work these days
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the fact that it can actually stick with a project for hours instead of dropping context mid-task is wild, feels like the first agent that respects long workflows
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The way it sticks with a project for hours instead of bouncing you back every few minutes feels really well thought out. Most agents quit too early, so the persistence here is a standout choice.
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Finally something that actually follows through on a multi-step task without me babysitting it. Had it pull data from a spreadsheet and draft a summary doc end-to-end.
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the focus on letting the agent actually persist on multi-hour projects rather than just answering a single prompt feels like a really thoughtful design choice.
How does it actually decide which apps it can connect to on its own versus ones I have to manually approve first?
how does it actually decide when to keep going on a task versus asking me for input
I'd be interested to see how this works compared to Claude Cowork. Since that's taking care of a lot of my work these days
the fact that it can actually stick with a project for hours instead of dropping context mid-task is wild, feels like the first agent that respects long workflows
The way it sticks with a project for hours instead of bouncing you back every few minutes feels really well thought out. Most agents quit too early, so the persistence here is a standout choice.
Finally something that actually follows through on a multi-step task without me babysitting it. Had it pull data from a spreadsheet and draft a summary doc end-to-end.
the focus on letting the agent actually persist on multi-hour projects rather than just answering a single prompt feels like a really thoughtful design choice.