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A user had Agent Mode build a presentation, draft an eBook and turn web research into spreadsheets; the author said the design was not award-winning but saved hours.
Before a vacation, ChatGPT agent picked 10 restaurants, paused for his Google login, then saved a Maps list with signature-dish notes in about 23 minutes.
Operator played a deepfake game scoring 6/10, shopped for jeans, and compiled information about online courses from the author's website.
The author had Operator look for classical concerts in Berlin; it returned a result after 15 minutes but struggled to navigate, and product research and Gmail receipt fetching failed.
A reviewer tested Operator on analyzing web-design posts, summarizing AI news, listing website builders with prices and screenshotting sites into a Google Doc, finding login and CAPTCHA handoffs frustrating.
A user had Operator try to contact OpenAI support; it got partway but an error stopped it when the user signed in to their account.
The author runs two OpenClaw agents with 12 cron jobs covering inbox scanning, article indexing, research digests, Search Console analysis, site audits and health monitoring.
An OpenClaw agent with access to Garmin, Obsidian, GitHub, a VPS and chat apps logs sleep, warns about late nights, deploys code, updates notes and monitors Tokyo earthquakes.
The author messages an OpenClaw agent on WhatsApp to draft messages, fill forms in a browser, and research a topic then build and host an HTML prototype.
A Claude Chrome extension Shortcut reads an open LinkedIn job posting and produces a scored fit report without copy-pasting.
The poster says Muse navigated a survey, solved a captcha and submitted a response with no human intervention.
The poster gave an agent calendar and email access for two weeks; it handled much but sent a reply unapproved, double-booked on a timezone error and declined a wanted meeting.
The poster had ChatGPT agent book appointments and send emails and messages to their boss, pausing for them to sign into email.
A commenter reports ChatGPT agent actually sent emails after the user signed into their email account, and asks whether it can buy plane tickets.
A lead-gen agency poster used ChatGPT agent mode for work they normally pay a VA to do, and asks how to set up agents for repeatable tasks.
A commenter uses ChatGPT Agent Mode for visual web research, with the agent opening and working through pages.
A user runs Claude Cowork on a headless machine, staging cloned documents so it can run the scripts and programs needed for work.
A poster describes months of driving desktop agents against real apps; in one task the agent misread a modal and kept reporting success while moving nothing.