Replying to @ThePeterMick @simular
Agents on the same box share one computer, so they see the same files, just like two people on one laptop!
Say if another agent changed that text first, the edit fails and the agent re-reads the file instead of overwriting it blindly.
If you're doing parallel work, give each agent its own box, or its own folder or git branch. And if something goes wrong, box keeps snapshots: save one before a big run, then restore the whole box or just the files you pick.
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Replying to @garlotic
only one prompt to get a computer for your agent
"install box from box.simular.ai"
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Replying to @rohanpaul_ai @simular
yes you can see/control the desktop any time at your portal in box.simular.ai. you can also install phone/desktop apps
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Replying to @annaos_ai @simular
You'd want to sequence their work. For parallel work, give each agent its own box, or its own folder or git branch. And if something goes wrong, box keeps snapshots: save one before a big run, then restore the whole box or just the files you pick.
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Replying to @aditiitwt @simular
Important question!
if another agent changed that text first, the edit fails and the agent re-reads the file instead of overwriting it blindly. For parallel work, give each agent its own box, or its own folder or git branch. And if something goes wrong, box keeps snapshots: save one before a big run, then restore the whole box or just the files you pick.
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good question!
agents on the same box share one computer, so they see the same files, like two people on one laptop. Edits are exact-match replacements: if another agent changed that text first, the edit fails and the agent re-reads the file instead of overwriting it blindly. For parallel work, give each agent its own box, or its own folder or git branch. And if something goes wrong, box keeps snapshots: save one before a big run, then restore the whole box or just the files you pick.
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yes for sure. Your logins live in the browser on your own box, not with any of the AIs. An AI can only use your box after you approve it on a sign-in page, where you pick which boxes and for how long.
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Replying to @Steven7FGC @simular
Good questions! Your logins actually live in the browser on your own box, not with any of the AIs. When you sign in from the box iPhone app, your password goes straight to the box and is never shown to the AI.
An AI can only use your box after you approve it on a sign-in page, where you pick which boxes and for how long. Every connected AI is listed at box.simular.ai/access and you can revoke any of them in one click. Only connect AIs you trust, since they can use the sites you're signed in to on that box.
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