Ex-CEO of Stability AI created II-Agent — the best universal AI agent

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The former CEO of Stability AI presented a new universal artificial intelligence agent called II-Agent. Which surpasses all competitors in test results. The new product left behind such recognized industry leaders as Manus, Genspark, and Operator, demonstrating the best performance in all benchmarks.

II-Agent represents a comprehensive solution for automating a wide range of tasks. Out of the box, the system can work with files of any type. View existing documents, edit their content, and create new ones from scratch. This makes the agent a universal assistant for working with document flow.

One of the key capabilities of II-Agent is conducting deep research on any tasks. The system is capable of thinking through complex solutions, analyzing multi-layered problems, and providing justified reasoning. This turns the agent into an intelligent consultant capable of helping in making complex decisions.

The agent can also execute commands in the terminal, generate full-fledged websites and mobile applications. Working on the internet is another strong side of the system. II-Agent is capable of searching for any information on the network and automating tasks directly in the browser. Which significantly speeds up the process of collecting and processing data. Additionally, the agent can generate diverse content: presentations, reports, charts, images, and even video clips.

It’s important to note that the creators made II-Agent a completely open project. The source code is already available on the GitHub platform, link in the description. According to the developers, II-Agent represents a significant breakthrough in how we interact with technologies. Shifting the focus from passive tools to intelligent systems capable of independently performing complex tasks.

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