Computer-use agent plays Solitaire by itself and wins with score 685
blixt · x · 2026-11-05
Developer blixt shared what his computer-use agent (ADE) did in the background: it took over his PC, viewed the screen and clicked through Solitaire.exe step by step (planning moves like placing the queen of clubs onto the king of diamonds), then won a Klondike game on Easy with a final score of 685 in about 31 minutes. It politely handed the PC back, reported no terminals left running, and left the win screen up.
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