Nura means nothing to me, PostmarketOS described what it is (OS), with a hint of what kind of OS it might be.

Whenever I try to make 'AI agents' do anything it seems like a struggle for even basic tasks. How on earth are people having it do anything successfully, let alone really complex tasks like loading and navigating a website to buy tickets?

This article just sounds like an Ad for Muse. It's painful reading and just sounds awful.

Can you give an example of a task you found they struggled with? Also, what agents are you using?

Probably, it's how bluetooth is used to track devices/people too.

It's funny how this website style is the "AI style" now.

I find it kind of hard to follow/read whatever theme/style it is, something about the big blocks breaks up the flow of reading.

Same with Redlib for Reddit, it's just so much nicer to look at.

These are an ESP32-S3 so you can use standard tools instead of whatever their offering is. Like EEZ Studio for GUI creation on LVGL.

Most of their products are ESP32 based I think.

LibRedirect is useful for this (and other sites) too if you want it to apply over the whole browser.

Friends send me links to reddit and stuff so it's handy to have an automatic redirect.

What model do you normally run the subagent on? You mentioned flash as well for that, but I wonder if a more 'strict' model would do a better job at pushing the main back on track.

For cost reasons, I’ve been using Flash for the reviewer, too, but I plan on trying to use Pro for that. Thus far, however, Flash has been doing well at reviewing. I’m cheap as I’m paying for all the tokens myself.

Whenever a new certificate is issued the bots seem to all monitor that and immediately start scanning the new domain.

Especially when Garmin and some other watches last a week or more.