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You can automate pixel-perfect product tutorials with a cloud agent that has its own computer and records itself using your app the way a human would (like Devin). This has technically been possible for a while, but with Opus 5.5 the results have progressed to something better than what...

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nader dabit11 days ago

TLDR: Your cloud agent already has it's own computer. Give it a real account in your system with everything set up, access to your docs, a style guide, and any other resources. Then ask it to create tutorials for you, as a human would. Once you have a good workflow you can create these demos for literally every feature you'd like to in parallel, as cloud agents can spin up hundreds or even thousands of their own computers at once. You can automate the process so that when a new changelog goes up, you trigger the videos to be built simultaneously.

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Jared Zoneraich11 days ago

this just 10x’d how we do launches

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Bernardo Ferrari11 days ago

I only click in your tweets to write my name because you are offering 1 month of Devin and in this tweet I clicked and you didn't offer anything 😡😂

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Alps (e/acc)11 days ago

Incredible! can't wait to try this on devin🔥🔥🔥

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Viber · fireply.ai11 days ago

people were hiring whole teams for this. it's an agent and a changelog webhook

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Yong Quan11 days ago

NEED

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Justin11 days ago

insane.

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FeiZ11 days ago

Looks so cool!

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Domi11 days ago

Need to try it with my Mobile Apps, thanks. Was always a pain to use MCP service like argent and it was not always 100% correct

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Ronald Chumaceiro11 days ago

apple rejected my first app partly for a missing screen recording on a physical device. an agent that records itself using the app is exactly what i needed, if it can hold an iphone

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J A Z I I11 days ago

is there anything Devin can't do?

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lume.hl11 days ago

saw that devin clip earlier insane quality

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transgirlszone 💋11 days ago

If my coffee could record itself doing the same thing, I'd finally have proof I actually finished it. 👏

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jacob11 days ago

Genuine question because I've been wanting to try Devin for so long now: why is this different than just asking Claude to do it directly? What does Devin do here? From my understanding Devin is just using Opus to do this task? I'm excited to try it out later

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nader dabit11 days ago

so Opus does the reasoning and Devin supplies the infra around it most notably and importantly: the ability to run these in the cloud in parallel and in any operating system, each session has access to credentials, ENV, etc.. each one of these videos currently takes around 5-20 minutes to record with computer use, and I'm able to do X (100 for example) at once in ~20 minutes since they each run in their own computer at the same time also being able to trigger them to be created by other systems like when a new features is merged etc.. is important this is probably not a big deal for a small company or surface area, but for most software companies with any type docs it's very valuable and something you just couldn't do before

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Sparsh | Noah AI11 days ago

agents recording their own tutorials is wild

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Khoa Nguyen11 days ago

Use Devin to create tutorials for Devin

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比特币小虎 BTCtiger11 days ago

already better than handmade that's wild, already following you, follow back?

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Abhishek kothari11 days ago

The refresh loop is the big unlock for me. When a feature changes, can the agent spot that its old tutorial is stale, or do you still have to tell it which walkthrough to redo?

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sayuj kb🦂11 days ago

an agent recording its own tutorials is a wild turn, the by-hand part being worse is what gets me

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Aryan P11 days ago

My Codex Sub ends tomorrow, should I consider buying devin? 🤔

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John Kovacs11 days ago

recording itself on your app was always possible. beating what you make by hand is the part that actually moved with opus 5.5

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Rogemar11 days ago

I wish that @devindesktop harness or maybe even enhanced SWE model with built-in skills for UI/UX designs specialization. In my opinion, most harness has poor performance in designs.

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