Adept Actually Bet on Coding Agents Very Early
cis_female · x · 2026-07-14
The author praised Adept for being highly forward-thinking, noting that they explored very early on whether LLMs could be trained to write code as an "agent" and directly control browsers to complete tasks.
The core of this post isn't a specific product launch, but a retrospective on the "coding agent" trajectory: pushing models from mere conversational tools to active workflows capable of executing development and web operations.
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