The previous iteration of this market asked about an assistant that uses a keyboard and mouse, I am dropping that requirement:
Usable: Some people need to use it. If it is available to me it must be something that I could imagine using myself, or recommending to other people if for some unimaginable reason it doesn't work on hacked up linux.
General: it must be able to work with a variety of programs and perform a variety of tasks (e.g. use browser, write email, change your desktop background, find a document on your drive containing some text, etc)
1,000
3.00Would Open Interpreter resolve positive? Some examples of usage: https://twitter.com/mckaywrigley/status/1699409632396198393
If not, what functionality is it missing?
@Andri I want to see it run on the examples I gave (write an email and search for a document containing text, specifically), but this looks pretty promising.
@vluzko Here's a Japanese user that seemed to have a wide array of success including email composition regarding their schedule. Have you gotten a chance to try it?
https://gigazine.net/gsc_news/en/20231119-open-interpreter/
@Panfilo Looking at this article, it seems ridiculously bad. Fails multiple times on a simple task and doesn't even do the things that it's supposed to be able to do, and these two small tasks cost 2$
@ElliotDavies It doesn't, it's too narrow. It seems okay for the things it does do (not that I can test it since I don't run any Microsoft software), but it's only for those specific programs.