Snowpaw demo shows multi-agent teamwork: engineer agent fixes parser, marketing agent updates changelog
gnukeith · x · 2026-11-14
A casual "I kinda like snow" tweet carries full screenshots of Snowpaw, an AI agent product. One demo shows an Engineer agent fixing a date-parser bug (rejecting pre-1970 dates): it runs all 42 tests, patches code, tests, and docs, coordinates with a Marketing agent to add the change to Thursday's release notes, and offers to schedule a daily full-test run with failure reports. A second demo shows a Scout agent operating a Fedora Linux VM via a live computer view. Overall it's a polished showcase of chat-based multi-agent collaboration plus computer-use and scheduled tasks.
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