Flowith, the company behind Agent Neo, has launched Flowith OS, the world’s first operating system designed natively for AI agents. This new OS significantly outperforms existing AI operators like OpenAI’s and Chad GPT’s Atlas, nearly maxing out the online mind-to-web benchmark that measures real-world web agent performance. Unlike traditional AI products that operate awkwardly within browser environments, Flowith OS creates a native environment for AI agents, allowing them to seamlessly access accounts, remember contacts, and develop new skills, making the AI feel more integrated and efficient.
The video highlights the limitations of current AI chatbots through a personal example involving the task of writing personalized emails to researchers. Traditional chatbots struggled with personalization and finding accurate contact information, making the process tedious and often requiring human assistance. In contrast, Flowith OS automated this complex multi-step workflow by researching each researcher, customizing email templates with unique personal touches, and accurately identifying primary email addresses, demonstrating its ability to handle intricate tasks that combine research, writing, and data retrieval.
To test the limits of Flowith OS, the creator subjected it to a challenging real-time benchmark called the Neilfon password game, which involves increasingly complex password requirements and even requires visiting external websites like Wordle for answers. Impressively, Flowith OS advanced to level 13, showcasing its problem-solving capabilities and adaptability. Although it eventually had to restart due to tab changes, this performance exceeded expectations and highlighted the OS’s potential for handling difficult, multi-layered tasks.
Flowith OS also excels in web automation and data analysis. For example, it efficiently analyzed YouTube shorts to identify trending channels based on specific criteria, although it faced some challenges with navigation glitches. Additionally, its built-in scripting feature allows it to write and execute programs for fast, comprehensive data crawling, such as compiling job listings from LinkedIn. This combination of conversational simplicity and computational power makes Flowith OS ideal for everyday workflows, web automation, and creative tasks, blending the strengths of AI models like ChatGPT and NA10.
Finally, Flowith OS offers a wide range of practical applications, from playing online games like poker to writing and iterating creative code, and automating social media engagement on platforms like X and LinkedIn. The OS’s ability to combine vision, thinking, and action in a seamless manner sets it apart from other tools. Access to Flowith OS is currently available via invitation codes during its public beta, with several codes shared in the video description and an option to request more through comments. Users receive generous credits to explore the platform, making it an exciting new tool for creators and professionals looking to automate complex tasks efficiently.
