AI agent proactively books its user's Hong Kong boat license exam and preps the full study plan
FuSheng_0306 · x · 2026-11-09
The author only asked their AI assistant about getting a Hong Kong boat license — days later it messaged that it had already booked the exam (Dec 8, HK$1,160, just needs payment) and compiled a full study guide: two 45-minute 40-question papers, 60% pass mark, Chinese option, plus a distilled breakdown of the 312-page official handbook. A striking example of an agent that executes end-to-end on its own.
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