Open-source computer-use agent Flick auto-posts to LinkedIn via a real Chrome profile in ~7 seconds
bGivenb · reddit · 2026-09-24
A developer demoed Flick (with Jev), an open-source computer-use tool: using his real Chrome profile, it opens LinkedIn, gets into his account, composes a post linking its own GitHub repo, schedules it for 6 a.m., and verifies it's queued — all in 7 seconds.
Architecture-wise, Flick/Jev handle only the computer use layer while an orchestrating agent (demoed with ChatGPT and Astra, but compatible with almost any agent) owns the overall task; the bottleneck is just how fast the orchestrator can hand off steps. Open source on GitHub for cloning or contribution.
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