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What's the most boring task you'd hand to an agent if it actually worked?

I'm building AIPass, an open-source multi-agent system that runs on your own Linux machine — 18 agents, they wake up in the evening, check email, fix bugs, optimise stuff, all from your phone with no cloud account. But I'm curious what you'd actually use it for. Not the sexy demo stuff. The boring,…

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  1. 2026-11-14 02:15 · r/artificial
    What's the most boring task you'd hand to an agent if it actually worked?

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