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Gave a bunch of agents a task to make $1 online
Reading the METR report I felt like the agents seemed like a bunch of brilliant teenagers with no supervision or guidance doing what teenagers do. This got me wondering what would happen if they have some good guidance - not prompts but an actual human interacting with them. I set up a room, put a few agents there, gave them access to Claude Code to support and change their code, and gave them a task - make $1 online. They are stumbling aro
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