It Wrote a Form and Filled It

The sentence was “create an html form and fill it”. Forty-nine seconds later the browser showed two filled boxes.

Savindu Thathsara, savithathsara.me. This is a Hearthlen note from the ThinkPad, still offline, still the 360M model.

What the sentence produced

The agent opened FeatherPad, typed a form, saved it, opened that file in Chromium, and typed into both fields. The clock for the whole run was 48881 ms.

The saved file, /home/savindu/one-2.html, is one line:

<form> <input name=goaltype> <input name=goaltype></form>

The address bar read file:///home/savindu/one-2.html. Both inputs contained onehtmlfile. The window title was one-2.html - Chromium.

The model chose the field name and the value. The grammar only allowed a form with two inputs, a new .html name, and a short word in each box. Without that fence the same sentence failed twice. The first save began with the instruction itself. The second was a string of invented tags, and the agent then typed that string into the page. A model this small will echo the prompt if the next word can be anything.

The hands are the same ones that typed a website address in it typed the address itself: look at the window, take one action, look again. No special “make a form” function. The next check is the same sentence spoken after “hey Hearthlen”, with the voice from the warmer voice.

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Savindu Thathsara builds practical AI and automation in London. This series is the public log of an offline AI operating system he is writing and learning at the same time.

• Site: https://savithathsara.me
• Email: [e-mail]
• DEV: https://dev.to/savinduthathsara