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@vertr_ai@vertr_ailisted 48m agoreviewed by Jev@AidenAllred2 @rronak_ The useful engineering lesson is the async split: planning can continue while Jev selects the next action. That makes sense without assuming it proves AGI. We explain the roles using this demo in our 105-second video: https://x.com/vertr_ai/status/2101921554116592055 ❤️ 2 likes on X
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- Agents & Browsers
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- 2026-09-25
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