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Why Supercomputer is better than other AI agents? 🦀👜 Others give raw power and a manual. We give the finished product. > No terminal. No local machine. Web or Telegram. > Advanced IG, YT, TT analysis. > Content generation pipelines. Higgsfield enters Agentic Engineering era

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John Gregvor 4 Monaten

Most agents still make you babysit the workflow. This one just does the damn job!

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Nic0levor 4 Monaten

Higgsfield alternative

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Hüseyin Örskayavor 4 Monaten

Removing the terminal is the real win here. Most "agents" just sell a complex setup phase, but it's the frictionless access on Telegram that'll actually scale this.

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Premvor 4 Monaten

Finally… an AI tool made for humans instead of people with 14 tabs, Docker errors, and terminal trauma …

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Sam I Amvor 4 Monaten

Fine you’re forcing my hand. I’m gonna have to try it. I use Hermes daily and open claw when I’m in the mood to walk a geriatric.

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Atul Kumarvor 4 Monaten

Wow, thank you for clarifying this so powerfully.

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Dilshad Hussainvor 4 Monaten

That’s the difference 💯 Others give tools… you deliver outcomes. This is where AI actually becomes useful 🔥

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Anastasia Marchenkovavor 4 Monaten

can't wait til we get video-gen specific chips on the backend of this as well to drop costs!

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H A J R Avor 4 Monaten

That’s the difference between selling tools and shipping outcomes. Most “AI agents” still expect users to be operators.

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Jobuvor 4 Monaten

I can use it to do everything? From visuals - video and audio?

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The Brief Mintvor 4 Monaten

No set up, not ready to invest in content creation, don't worry @higgsfield_ai is here. Your one script= one video, sounds like woww I just loved it.

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Gabe_LAvor 4 Monaten

Decided to give it a try for a short film I had in mind. It keeps freezing (eating my credits). Amazing analyzing script and helping with structure. Failure came when I started creating. It keeps loosing my ref images. It will not work with your unlimited models. Not reliable...

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Oleg Brovchenkovor 4 Monaten

Tried at night didn't work. Trying right now in the morning, still not working. The chats are not responding or producing anything. Completely frozen.

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Victor Kingvor 4 Monaten

Super 😁😁

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simplybrightvor 4 Monaten

I definitely have to give this a try

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PlayTest AI Studiosvor 4 Monaten

Whoa!

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Robin carlsvor 4 Monaten

Crazyyyyy

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Desi Kalakaarvor 4 Monaten

Nice

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Markvor 4 Monaten

That's amazing

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Ely Modvor 4 Monaten

Need free credits rn @higgsfield_ai

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Nongngamba Singhavor 4 Monaten

😲

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Nikhil Dagavor 4 Monaten

This is an interesting framing for agentic tools: not just more model power, but packaging the workflow so creators can move from analysis to output without stitching tools together. Productized pipelines are where adoption gets real.

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PromptSinvor 4 Monaten

Focusing on accessibility through platform integration rather than local hardware requirements marks a significant shift in how agents deploy content.

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BhavleenPreet Singhvor 4 Monaten

lovely ai love to try..

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Arslan Yousafvor 4 Monaten

Supercomputing for AI agents isn’t just about power, it’s about removing friction. When the system delivers outcomes instead of instructions, you shift from tooling to true automation

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war monitoringvor 4 Monaten

This is great

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Saumyaranjan Senapativor 4 Monaten

Great one @higgsfield

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Shoaib AIvor 4 Monaten

Impressive

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humanityvor 4 Monaten

Amazing

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Shivam Patelvor 4 Monaten

the finished-product angle matters more than people think. most users do not want an agent with a terminal. they want the outcome, the audit trail, and a clean way to fix the weird parts when the agent misses.finished product beats raw agent power. users want the outcome, audit trail, and a clean way to fix misses. terminal access is for builders, not the default experience.

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Desi Kalakaarvor 4 Monaten

beast AI always ❤️

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SLICK.skr🐡vor 4 Monaten

How much does it cost for an average user to use this tho? Not annual plan It’s like 50$ a month?

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Mrinal Ruidasvor 2 Monaten

@higgsfield

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