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🚨Hyperbrowser AI has launched HyperPilot, a playground for using all major computer-use agents like OpenAI CUA, Anthropic's Claude Computer Use and Browser Use. - It’s like a ChatGPT operator, but you can use other models too. - Free tier (5 sessions) no need to pay $200. - First impression... show more

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techgoalz1 year ago

I can’t keep up anymore 😂

AshutoshShrivastava1 year ago

No one can 😂 its really hard.

Yang1 year ago

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Amira Zairi1 year ago

Thanks for sharing

AshutoshShrivastava1 year ago

Thanks for checking Amira.. 😊

Ralph Lentjes1 year ago

How does it work?

AshutoshShrivastava1 year ago

Same as Anthropic computer use but you don't have to do any setup just select the model and run and same as Operator.

Earlymarket1 year ago

@hyperbrowser This failed to login to a site on first attempt. The stop button didn’t work so I have left it running in a loop - maybe forever!

Figure1 year ago

degenchat plugin coming soon

Eduard Kesely1 year ago

HyperPilot sounds like a game changer! But remember, tools are only as good as the questions we ask.

murc1 year ago

Is love to try out an agent... but none are free, and I have no need to pay for them, it'd be a useless tool for me.

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