> No, I just use it to write message via telegram dictating by voice.

Umm, can't your phone do that natively without a convoluted cloud-based agent?

>The only gotcha is that you cannot use this when your phone is blocked, but seeing the phone do things "on its own" with a voice command seems like magic.

So you've got a more complicated way to do a basic task, with more restrictions - why can't you just tell your device to send a message using telegram with your voice using its native voice assistant?

Try telling Siri or Google Assistant to open some specific app A, extract some information from it then open another app B and extract some other things from it, cross reference them, generate a result and send it to both your friend C using Telegram and your friend D using Signal. With this agent I can do it.

Then seeing that it has done this well I can create an script that does this without calling the LLM in a repeatable deterministic way.

This is the usecase I'm describing.