In a feature rundown from Volcano Engine's Wuhan event, GeekPark reports that one company scheduled its video annotation work for the night: ArkClaw opened the annotation platform on its own before dawn, operated it through the browser the way a person would, and the finished work was ready the next morning. The company is not named and no volumes or time savings are given.
- First reported
- geekpark.net · 2 Apr 2026
- Added
- 12 Oct 2026
- Source checked
- 12 Oct 2026
What they did
At Volcano Engine's Wuhan event in April 2026, a speaker described one company's setup: video annotation work was scheduled for night hours, and ArkClaw opened the annotation platform before dawn and worked through it in the browser, clicking through pages the way a person would.
What happened
According to the talk as reported by GeekPark, the finished annotation work was waiting the next morning.
Keep in mind
This is a one-line example from a vendor talk. The company is not named, and there are no volumes, error rates or time savings, so treat it as an illustration rather than a measured result.
Try it with your agent
Every night at <start time>, open <your web-based work platform> in the browser and work through the queue in <project or task list>, following the rules in <your guideline doc>. Skip any item you are unsure about and list it with the reason. By <morning time>, send me a summary of how many items you finished, how many you skipped, and anything that looked wrong.
Replace the <angle brackets> with your own details.
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