Ant's internal Tiger Agent demos Ling-3.1-flash planning workflows across browser, files and terminal
tinkerbellyie · reddit · 2026-10-02
A demo shows Ant's internal Tiger Agent using the Ling-3.1-flash model to plan and execute workflows across a browser, files, terminal, and live previews. Examples include reading multiple project READMEs and grouping them into an HTML brief, and analyzing stock/ETF CSV files into a risk-and-return report. The poster highlights the combination of planning, tool use, and inspecting actual output rather than just generating text.
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