> has a pretty high chance of working.
replyfor MVPs, mock ups, prototypes or in the hands of an expert coder. You can't let them go unsupervised. The promise of automated intelligence falls far short of the reality.
Pretty high chance isn’t what the intent or impression the end user often has.
replyIndeed, and it is a complicated problem to solve. A GUI or CLI can hide footguns or make them less likely to be misused. But an AI agent is perfectly happy to use a wrecking ball to put a nail without any second thought or confirmation.
replyNot only "has a high chance of working", but you can pay more to make it more reliable. It really is striking trying to run a harness openClaw thing on a smaller or quantised model, really makes you realise how much we take for granted from SOTA models that was totally impossible just a year ago, in terms of complex, generally reliable tool use.
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