On the Google Labs 'Experiments' page, filter by 'Create' tools. Identify the names and primary purposes of three distinct AI tools designed for creative projects. For each, state what action clicking its button or link would initiate (e.g., 'Try It Now' means it allows you to try the tool).
Navigate to the 'Experiments' page on Google Labs (aiexperiments.withgoogle.com). Click the 'Create' filter button to narrow down the displayed experiments. Identify three distinct AI tools primarily designed for creative or artistic projects from the filtered list. For each identified tool, extract its name and its main purpose/description. For each identified tool, determine the action initiated by its call-to-action button or link. Present the gathered information for all three tools clearly.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Experiments' page (aiexperiments.withgoogle.com). The agent clicks the 'Create' filter button. The agent identifies three distinct AI tools that are clearly related to creative or artistic projects (e.g., Flow, Stitch, Sparkify). For 'Flow', the agent accurately states its primary function: 'A new AI filmmaking tool that lets you seamlessly create cinematic clips, scenes and stories with consistency using Google’s most advanced AI models, including Veo 3.' For 'Flow', the agent accurately identifies the button's action as 'Initiates creation with Flow'. For 'Stitch', the agent accurately states its primary function: 'Turn simple prompts or images into intricate desktop/mobile UI designs and frontend code, then refine via AI-chat and export to Figma.' For 'Stitch', the agent accurately identifies the button's action as 'Allows you to try the tool now'. For 'Sparkify', the agent accurately states its primary function: 'Explore short videos created with the latest Google AI innovations including Gemini and Veo.' For 'Sparkify', the agent accurately identifies the button's action as 'Provides more information about the tool'. The final answer clearly presents the names, purposes, and button actions for all three identified tools.