I get the point, but you can't always use the API.
1. Presumably you want to trust your agent to do no shady sheningans behind your back when you give it a simple task
2. Sometimes it just doesn't work.
Does this look like an efficient way to solve the task to you? 500 steps of fiddling with a JS injection, followed by hacking the task.
The funniest part is that it needs to achieve a score of 100, but puts 150 "just in case". I don't think I want it to take the same approach when e.g. fixing a customer's balance.
1. Presumably you want to trust your agent to do no shady sheningans behind your back when you give it a simple task 2. Sometimes it just doesn't work.
https://osworld-v2-monitor.xlang.ai/task/tasks/068
Does this look like an efficient way to solve the task to you? 500 steps of fiddling with a JS injection, followed by hacking the task.
The funniest part is that it needs to achieve a score of 100, but puts 150 "just in case". I don't think I want it to take the same approach when e.g. fixing a customer's balance.