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Collect a month of competitor updates into a sourced spreadsheet
A Chinese tech media account asked a Cue agent to gather the last 30 days of product updates from three AI companies into an Excel file, then closed the app. The file was ready in about five minutes with working links.
What they did
The task covered DeepSeek, Moonshot's Kimi and Zhipu: at least two updates each, with dates and original links, one sheet per company. They asked the agent to work on its own computer and keep going after the app was closed, then shut the whole app and reopened it later.
How it went
The testers say the Excel file opened normally, each sheet had at least two entries, and the links, dates and content matched. No human help was needed.
Worth knowing
This was one short test on public news. In the same article, a task that needed clicking through a website sign-up stalled and needed three human interventions.
Try it with Cue
Collect product or pricing updates from the last 30 days for <competitor 1>, <competitor 2> and <competitor 3>. Find at least <number> per company, each with the date, a one-line summary and the original link. Put each company on its own sheet in an Excel file and keep working if I close the app.
Swap the parts in angle brackets for your own details. This prompt is adapted from the case, not copied from the original.
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