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Dmytro Klymentievleft a comment
The recurring workflow angle is interesting most agent tools focus on one-off runs. Curious how Spine handles auth token refresh for long-running integrations like Google or Slack? That's usually where scheduled agents break in my experience
Integrations in SpineAI that synthesize and researches info across multiple apps
Dmytro Klymentievleft a comment
From my experience running multi-agent workflows, executors mostly break down on ambiguous tool results. The model picks wrong data from a dump or misinterprets a failure mode. Routing those moments to Opus for a second opinion sounds like a clean fix. I call this supervisor mode in my agents.
Claude Advisor toolPair Opus as advisor with Sonnet or Haiku as executor
Dmytro Klymentievleft a comment
Finally. Been waiting for this since Edge had it years ago.
Google Chrome Vertical TabsChrome now supports vertical tabs and immersive reading mode
Dmytro Klymentievleft a comment
I run multiple AI agents in parallel. The problem? They step on each other fighting over the same browser, overwriting files, breaking each other's sessions. On top of that, agents often need to do visual work browse sites, fill forms, read dashboards but you can't see what they're doing. So I gave each agent its own virtual desktop. A real Linux environment with its own browser, files, and...
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