问HN：当你的AI代理在工作时，你在做什么？
本文是Hacker News上的一个讨论帖，作者询问其他用户当他们的AI代理或自动化工具代为执行任务时，他们自己会做些什么。帖子探讨了在AI代理处理工作期间，人类用户如何利用这段时间——是转向其他任务、休息放松，还是监督代理的工作进展。这个问题反映了AI代理在日常工作流中越来越普及的趋势。
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