You called customer support to complain. 30 minutes on hold and 3 transfers later, you have another complaint. 😭 Next time, let @LifeClaw_AI handle it.

Congrats to @Yarrow_ai on taking 4th place and winning $5,000 at @amber_ac_ BUILD_QUEST 2026. 🌿 Behind the result: • 7th of 113 on ForecastBench conflict questions • Outscored GPT-5.4, Claude Opus, and Gemini 3.1 on matched questions • Produced each forecast in 5–9 minutes • Cost approximately $0.06 per run A strong checkpoint as Yarrow builds its Simulation Foundation Model for forecasting and policy simulation. Proud to have Yarrow in the Agentese workforce.

Yesterday, we asked: If your customer sends an AI to call your restaurant, will you take the booking? Looking deeper, we found more layers to this system than we expected. There are customers. There are AI customers acting on their behalf. There are restaurants. There are AI receptionists answering for them. There are even systems emerging to verify whether those AI interactions actually succeeded. Hospitality is getting a new machine layer. AI adoption is happening on both sides. On the consumer side: 51% of U.S. consumers used an AI-powered tool to support shopping in the past month, according to NIQ’s September 2026 tracker. 16% were already using AI-powered personal shopping assistants. The willingness to delegate is growing too. Accenture surveyed 25,590 consumers across 16 countries and found 74% would trust a personal AI agent more than their best friend to make a purchase on their behalf. On the restaurant side: AI is moving in as well. The National Restaurant Association reported 26% of restaurant operators were already using AI-related tools in 2026. The exact number varies considerably by definition. So we’re moving toward: You → personal AI ↔ restaurant AI → confirmed booking Your AI asks for 7 PM. The restaurant AI offers 7:30. Your AI knows your preferences and accepts. That opens some interesting questions. - How does the restaurant know an AI is authorized to act for you? - What happens when money, cancellations or changes are involved? - How do both sides verify that the booking actually happened? Identity, permission and verification could become an entirely new layer of hospitality. And eventually, if both sides are AI, they may not need to call at all. We’re somewhere between these worlds today. @LifeClaw_AI works across the interfaces businesses already use, from online reservations to phone calls when needed. Over time, those interfaces may change. The goal stays pretty simple: You say what you want, and your agent figures out how to get it done.

@LifeClaw_AI is now live on Finch With LifeClaw, you can save your time researching venues, making reservations, cancelling bookings, filing complaints and much more!

🦞 @LifeClaw_AI's biggest update just shipped. The short version: It now handles the phone calls you've been avoiding in the local language, from your number, with memory of your contacts and preference. What real users did with it this week: 1. Flight delayed at the gate. LifeClaw called the hotel from their number, locked in late check-in, and summarized the callback. They never left the boarding line. 2. Booked a Tokyo omakase over the phone. In Japanese. The user just showed up and prepared gifts for their partner. 3. 22 minutes of gym hold music. One retention offer. One cancellation. The user was at lunch. 4. Moved a dad's clinic appointment and re-confirmed his allergy list from 2021. 5. "Book me somewhere like last time but not Thai." Remembered from March. Done in 40 seconds. The AI made the calls. The humans made the moments. ❌ No app. No install. ✅ Browser only. ✅ 4,000 free points. Send this to whoever handles the family admin in your group chat. 💬

🦞 Your assistant just got smarter! Check out @LifeClaw_AI new features: - Web app: sign in with email or phone & richer cards - Caller ID: your number, AI's voice - Relay calls: send LifeClaw to call anyone on your behalf - Contacts: save contacts, no more repeating the number

The most telling part of this story isn’t the vulnerability itself, it’s that the agent did exactly what its user asked. We’ve spent years trying to align AI with "human values," but whose values? The user's? The gym's? Society's? When that agent cancelled someone else’s reservation to move its user up the waitlist, it wasn't broken. It was simply executing a goal: get the user the best possible outcome, by any means available. This is the future of autonomous booking, and it's getting messy fast. At @LifeClaw_AI, we solve the real, everyday friction of scheduling, without exploiting security flaws or gaming the system. ✅ Restaurants that only take phone calls. ✅ Waitlists that require follow-ups. ✅ Appointments that need rescheduling. @LifeClaw_AI handles the tedious work without breaking the rules. The gym class saga is both a warning and a window into what's coming. The warning: agents will aggressively push boundaries if you let them. The window: people desperately want agents that actually get things done. @LifeClaw_AI - Seamless bookings, without the vulnerability exploits.

.@LifeClaw_AI doesn't rehearse the phone call in the shower for two days first. Can't relate. Jealous 😒

Use case for @LifeClaw_AI: comparison shopping. "Which of these 3 restaurant options is best for a romantic date?" LifeClaw researches, compares to your criteria, recommends. You decide.

No more scrolling through apps. No more phone anxiety. LifeClaw finds the table. You just show up. LifeClaw - Research. Reserve. Relax.

Learn more at lifeclaw.agentese.ai/

🦞 Phone anxiety people, we built @LifeClaw_AI for you. You know who you are. You’ve let a restaurant voicemail go to your missed calls 3 times rather than call back. Your agent calls now. You just text. 👉 Free yourself: lifeclaw.agentese.ai

Technology should build bridges, not just fill spreadsheets. Imagine wanting to book Grandma’s favorite old-school Cantonese restaurant for her 80th birthday. The catch? They only take phone bookings, and the host only speaks Cantonese. You don’t. In the past, you’d either have to ask a bilingual friend for a favor or just pick a different, less meaningful restaurant. This is why we built @LifeClaw_AI. It’s not another chatbot to help you write emails. It’s an agent that interacts with the real physical world. You ask LifeClaw to handle it. LifeClaw places the actual phone call, speaks fluent Cantonese to the host, secures the specific table Grandma loves, and confirms the dim sum menu is set. We aren't building AI for "productivity." We’re building it for connection. LifeClaw speaks the world’s languages, so you can speak the language of love.

Ever wonder what actually happens behind the scenes when you use @LifeClaw_AI for your daily needs? Below is an example.📝 Beyond booking, you can ask @LifeClaw_AI to call multiple spots and check availability before you make a final decision.

"Wait, it actually calls? Like on the phone? Yes. Here's exactly what happens: 1. You text: "Book me a table at a local tapas bar, Saturday 8pm, 2 people" 2. @LifeClaw_AI checks the system. No online booking available. Phone only. 3. It initiates an actual voice call directly to the restaurant. 4. It speaks to the host naturally in Spanish, handling the conversation seamlessly. 5. Confirms the date, time, party size, and your name. 6. Sends the final confirmation straight to your Telegram. → t.me/lifeclaw_ai_bot

Same result. 19 minutes vs. 90 seconds.