According to God of Prompt on Twitter, recent developments in AI agent orchestration reveal that LobeHub has advanced its agents to Level 4 (L4) autonomy, surpassing platforms like Manus and Claude Cowork, which operate at Level 3 (L3). At L3, agents require continuous user guidance and intervention, keeping humans in an active supervisory role. In contrast, LobeHub's L4 agents operate in parallel, with a supervisor agent managing orchestration and the human user only approving final outputs. The Knight Institute's published framework identifies L4 agents as optimal for tasks involving numerous low-stakes decisions. This move to L4 autonomy suggests increased efficiency and scalability in AI-driven workflows, creating new business opportunities for enterprises requiring high-volume task automation, as reported by God of Prompt.