Let Agents Trial Software for You
dreyler0 · reddit · 2026-07-10
The post discusses using an AI agent as a "trial assistant": letting it test software on your behalf to help you understand its features, and then connecting it to your work apps to import data or integrate other tools when needed. The author also mentions that if you don't want to expose your real email, you can have the agent generate a disposable email to complete the registration.
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