Comet creates a Taylor Swift Spotify playlist

Monalisa Sethi tests Comet on several everyday browser tasks during a week-long trial. The successful music task asks the agent to create a Spotify playlist containing Taylor Swift's all-time top ten songs. Comet builds the playlist and renames it, which gives the experiment a completed artifact inside the music service rather than just a suggested list in chat.

The important qualification is how it selected the tracks. Sethi observes that Comet scanned existing playlists containing Taylor Swift songs instead of checking stream counts. The resulting collection therefore satisfies the artist-and-playlist part of the request, while the all-time popularity claim remains unverified. The author reports six minutes for this run; it is a personal timing rather than a general performance benchmark.

The source does not disclose the ten track names, a public playlist link, the original account permissions or a separate approval step. This entry consequently does not invent them. The copyable detail is to distinguish the desired artifact from the selection rule: an artist-themed collection can be useful even when a ranking method fails, but a reader who needs the actual most-streamed tracks must check the ranking evidence. The suggested instruction below makes that distinction explicit before the agent edits Spotify.

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Suggested prompt (written by Agents In Use, not the author's)

Source: Blog · Monalisa Sethi