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each mac is fully controlled by a single AGENT. it can operate browsers with insane efficiency and interact directly with native mac apps. under each agent there are multiple SOTA SUBAGENTS including claude code. we can literally tell dozens of agents to post content on their own accounts simultaneously....

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