While some speakers, like Nakajima, are still cautious and prefer to review code line by line, others, like the speaker who uses AI for full automation, are more optimistic. The overall impression is that AI agents are becoming quite powerful, especially for desk work.
Beyond coding, AI agents are being used for general desk work, such as managing Twitter and Discord operations. They can handle tasks like summarizing topics, creating lists of active users, and even managing spam, especially when provided with a detailed operational manual.
The speakers suggest that while creating the initial operational manual can be cumbersome, it can be outsourced to AI tools like Claude Code to research best practices. The process involves creating a first manual, letting the AI agent operate with it, and then refining it into a second, more effective manual by understanding the AI's strengths and weaknesses.
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