I use MainFunc (Genspark) almost entirely through the Super Agent, and what stands out is that it doesn't behave like a chatbot that hands me a wall of text and leaves me to verify it. Ask it a research question and it goes out, pulls current sources, and lays the synthesized answer next to the actual articles it drew from - with dates. Being able to glance right and see where a claim came from is the difference between using an answer and having to re-do the research myself. The second thing I lean on is that it's genuinely multimodal in a practical way. I can paste a screenshot of a failing test or a stack trace straight into the same Super Agent thread and ask it to work through the bug - no switching to a different tool, no retyping the error. For debugging, having the visual context and the web research in one place has saved me the usual dance of five tabs. What I didn't expect is how well it handles vague prompts. I've thrown half-formed questions at it and it figures out what to search, what to check, and what to show me, rather than making me specify the steps.