When @bot was in internal beta at @cursor_ai, we had a session where colleagues shared their favorite workflows, and @kristaletz's completely changed the way I use it. She's next level in how she thinks about leveraging agents. Highly recommend joining her session this week.

It takes a few days of using @bot to truly wrap your head around how to unleash its power. A huge unlock for me was discovering that agents can communicate with each other. For example, I spend much of the year traveling the world to talk with @cursor_ai users. I used to burn hours every month booking flights and hotels. Now I have three agents that handle it for me: Flight Agent: Knows my preferred airlines, seats, cabin class, maximum number of layovers, and more. Hotel Agent: Knows my preferred hotel chains, minimum star rating, and required amenities, such as a gym and room service. Travel Agent: The agent I talk to when I need to book a trip. I can say, "Book me flights and a hotel for a trip to Bangkok this Thursday to Friday." It then asks the Flight and Hotel agents to find the best options and book them, and reports the outcome back to me. The agents use @bot's computer-use feature to navigate the @Navan website. They research and book flights and hotels that comply with company policy, then notify my colleagues on Slack about my travel plans.

me: i would like to buy a launch on a reusable rocket spaceX: ok me: i would also like high speed satellite internet spaceX: got it me: also do you know where i can find a frontier ai model, a social media site, a coding agent, and a 100k GPU supercomputer? spaceX: you’re not gonna believe this