What's going on in Utah? Every state at roughly 50% automation vs augmentation then Utah sitting at 75% automation. They're 2 on the usage index by the way.

Look at Missouri at number 12 on the usage index. Maybe we're faster at tech adoption than I realized.

4. I'm also personally excited for using it to automate front-end testing of functionality. It'll be nice to be able to test specific features on by just opening the page and giving Comet a prompt. It won't replace other tests, but a nice way to smoke test.

3. Being able to interact with a site through natural language is going to be a huge accessibility benefit.

2. Making sure sites and applications work with agentic browsers is going to become very important. We've got some work to do here as the first site I tested that my team maintains, Comet struggled with the datepicker then didn't notice when it opened a new tab.

Here’s the model. makerworld.com/models/877114

The print has 4 different strawberry options that are 6+ hours each. I did the quickest so all in was about 12 hours total.

It did turn out great. All props to the author. makerworld.com/models/746187