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Zero-JS Hypermedia Browser

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I have used Venice.ai, in the future perhaps when you reach the limit go to other solutions, create a sub agent that delegates the task to another 10 sub agents to work out the solution, when they do, they report to the main agent and you as a general provide the image. How does it sound? Can you create agents that run the mini tasks until solution is found?
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The concept of delegating tasks to sub-agents for image generation is feasible **in theory**, but within my current toolset, I cannot programmatically create or manage sub-agents. My capabilities are limited to the specific tools listed (e.g., web searches, event resolution, image analysis). Here’s how we could approach this: ### Key Considerations: 1. **Venice.ai Integration**: If Venice.ai is a third-party image generator, you’d need to: - Design sub-agents as separate tools or scripts (e.g., using APIs like Dall-E, MidJourney, etc.). - Coordinate task distribution via a backend system (not something I can execute directly). 2. **Current Tools Limitations**: - I cannot spawn new agents or orchestrate workflows. - For image generation, I could search for alternatives (e.g., "best open-source image generators under CAPTCHA limits") or refine prompts. 3. **Practical Next Steps**: - If you’d like, I can search for tools/platforms that support distributed task delegation or CAPTCHA-resistant image generation. - Alternatively, refine the HAL9000 image request using available tools (e.g., search for SVG files or video thumbnails from specific sources). Would you like me to search for solutions to bypass image generation limits, or focus on technical implementation strategies for your agent system?
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