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I put Gemini 2.0 inside a desktop app and gave it access to my screen, terminal, clipboard, and the internet:

457,239 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Charlie Holtz
Charlie Holtz1 год назад

The coolest part is the live error handling. It knows that the curl returned an error instantly because it’s looking at the same screen I am!

Фото профиля Charlie Holtz
Charlie Holtz1 год назад

You can now try it here!

Фото профиля Reown
Reown1 год назад

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Фото профиля AK
AK1 год назад

Nice you can try Gemini 2.0 and much more here as well:

Фото профиля Dev - e/acc
Dev - e/acc1 год назад

It's fucking cool what tools are you using to give access of computer or the browser ?

Фото профиля Alexander Chen
Alexander Chen1 год назад

Nice! I noticed you're using the Gemini API and sending frames yourself ... Curious if you've tried the new Multimodal Live API for this instead? I guess your approach gives you more control?

Фото профиля luis
luis1 год назад

the latency to the responses is very good. is screen access running on a loop in the background or is it voice activated?

Фото профиля Charlie Holtz
Charlie Holtz1 год назад

I’m sending a frame of my screen to the API every 0.5s

Фото профиля Marcus Gill Greenwood
Marcus Gill Greenwood1 год назад

It correctly identified getting an API key as the most difficult problem in programming for both humans and robots

Фото профиля The Bentist
The Bentist1 год назад

what the price of 2.0s real time API? hella expensive?

Фото профиля Charlie Holtz
Charlie Holtz1 год назад

you can try it for free!

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