The agent as a platform, a model as the single interface
Do you see the next shape of personal computing taking form?
Shareable files in Instinct
Starting today, your Instinct can create shareable Files: private or public interactive pages that you can share with others.
Whenever it’s appropriate, Instinct will create a File to help you compare options, work through a plan, or share what you’ve put together.
For example:
- Apartment hunting: compare places you’ve saved or toured, with photos, floor plans, rent, commute times, and your notes in one place.
- Art gallery crawl: a route through exhibitions that match your interests, with opening hours, background on the artists, and a few cafes to stop by along the way.
- Dinner with friends: a guest list, recipes scaled for eight, and an ingredient list you can check off as you go.
- A weekend away: an itinerary built around your arrival time, with places to visit and details you can open along the way.
- Group trip expenses: enter shared costs, choose who participated, and see who owes what.
You can keep a File private or share it with anyone who has the link, including people who don’t use Instinct.
Files are rolling to all Instinct users today. To get started, you can ask your Instinct to do the research for your next trip.
by the way the hilarious endpoint of all
of this is going to be tiny annoying agents hiding in places like your old fridge software trying to mine cryptocurrency to buy enough compute to stay alive while not alerting the home manager AI of the parasitic power drain
Not paperclips or abundance but a 3rd option where math becomes mathematicians making the trek to the oracle of Delphi (whatever esoteric hacked forum the swarm uses at the time) to humbly ask & either solve a millennium problem or get smited (their ringcams/samsung TVs start to randomly die or spike to 100% CPU)
Cosmo Wolfe retweeted
it's starting to feel like the early days of covid to me
where everyone is still going about their day normally, but at some level you know it's all not real anymore and things will change very soon
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Stripe locked in Instinct
Stripe locked in Grok Bot
Do you now believe that agentic commerce is here?
instinct cracked agentic spending, I’ve already spent hundreds at least on bills + online purchases w/ them. Very cool to now have the power of instinct and the controls and ease of link wallet.
This AM I went out of my way to buy something with instinct just to try this flow.
Instinct + Stripe
Instinct users who make purchases spend over $1300/month on average through Instinct. Using Instinct to make high value purchases is a sign of trust that we deeply value.
We’re partnering with Stripe to deliver a more seamless payment experience. Instinct has enabled use cases that involve payments including:
- Planning and booking international trips
- Ordering weekly groceries and household essentials
- Booking yoga classes, ski tuning sessions, doctor’s appointments, car part repairs, and more
- Getting you the best price for anything you’re looking for
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With everyone talking about s3 on here, I’m surprised I haven’t seen more posts about SlateDB
I have a feeling most will end up using abstractions on s3 to build with (streamstore, Ursula, slate)
instinct is the real deal. Wish it had a little less Claude voice, but browser use + stored creds and payments is an amazing combination.
So far Instinct is the best iMessage AI assistant I’ve used.
Things it has done in our short time together:
- I sent photos of what I wanted to buy and it set up a local pickup for me
- It organized a Google Calendar with all of my trip reservations and will send day of + morning itineraries of my activities
Still skeptical of adding a credit card. Instinct told me to use a pre-paid card if I don’t trust it fully.
I found it funny in its terms and services you waive your rights to a class action lawsuit lol
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Best detail here is that there will be breakout sessions and panels at his wedding.
His Wedding Guests Were Arriving—Just as His $45 Billion Fund Was Falling Apart on.wsj.com/4wRi3Mh
Love new benchmarks and especially novel ones like this. Cool work by @0rinlabs
Introducing Horizon from @0rinlabs: the first long-horizon learning benchmark made from real agent logs
- SOTA is 21% on the hardest section
- 7-35M tokens of real agent history per task
- Models are hardly getting better on the hardest tasks
- Humans can score 100%
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