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This kind of templated agent is not equivalent to a general-purpose Agent with long-term memory and autonomous evolution capabilities; its capability boundary still depends on the underlying model and the preset toolchain.
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10/25/2026
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Zero-Cost AI Super Employee System Tested: Full-Chain Breakdown of Agent-Based Office Automation
bilibili流光如梦SAe10/24/2026
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