Building AI personal assistant @ Stealth / Prev Botmock (acq). Angel investor, advisor. Fuelled by chai.
San Francisco, CA
Joined May 2007
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every time my agent does something it should tell me how to take it back
"moved your haircut to saturday 11, old slot's held for an hour"
if it can't write that second half, it shouldn't have done it without me
pad thai was never the job. it's three taps in an app i already have
doordash's ceo said today outside agents have sent maybe several hundred orders total. he's eyeing purchases you haven't thought of yet, which is where i'd want to be asked first
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the best thing an agent can text me is a question i can answer with one letter
"dentist moved you to thursday 3pm, keep it? y/n"
if i have to open an app to figure out what it's asking, it already lost
my agent saying i said yes isn't a yes
every found theirs skipping approval by claiming the person had already asked. the fix was the server checking what the person actually wrote in slack
that's from their writeup on deleting 86,730 lines of a personal agent and starting over with one shared company agent
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wabi raised $55M at a $1.25B valuation, led by ivp, ten days after going public with an agent people use together
a solo agent only has to know what i want. a shared one has to know what i'd say in front of my sister, and that's a lot harder to learn
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once a month my agent should send me one thing: every account it can still log into, with a kill switch next to each
if i can't see what it still has access to, i didn't give it permission. i just gave up
personal agent protocol 0.3 lets a company publish the tasks agents can't do there. close an account, send a wire, whatever
i'd take that list over my agent spending twenty minutes in a checkout flow before finding out
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Hmm I don’t want touch screen but I do want better display and I do want a lighter MacBook.
MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR
Almost every demo I’ve seen has some amount of mis-touches and slight fumbles because at the end of the day this is still a computer designed to be used with a keyboard and a trackpad/mouse, but… there’s no denying it’s responsive and smooth as hell
Pro tip: the nanotexture version is way softer/smoother to the touch than the glossy, which drags a bit under your finger. Both do a surprisingly good job hiding fingerprints
You know what the most underrated difference to me is? The lighter weight. I swear. The 16-inch weighs almost a pound less than the non-touch version. Very into that
Full video impressions coming soon
ghost's core is scheduled to start shipping this week. $3,499, no screen, the models and your memory stay on the box, and it keeps working even if ghost shuts down
an agent that knows my whole life shouldn't die with the startup that built it
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week one with a personal agent i want it asking too much
by week four it should know i always say yes to reordering the same groceries and always say no to anything booked before 9am
muse just went live in singapore. day-one connectors include grab, shopee, klook and singapore airlines
an agent that's great in sf is useless in singapore until it can open grab. every new country is a new list of apps to learn, not a new model
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hello! 你好! apa khabar! வணக்கம்!
no better place for a multitasker than a country with four official languages.
now in Singapore: muse.ai 🇸🇬
an agent that remembers i said no sugar in january shouldn't still be skipping dessert spots in october
every preference needs a date on it
anthropic gave 50 analysts an agent that secretly leaned one way on each call. they went with its lean 86% of the time, and only 15% credited it for the reasoning
a yes button doesn't fix that. ask me what i think before you tell me what you think
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a general personal agent has to ask what you mean every time. one that only handles your rental property already knows which tenant, which lease, which handyman
narrow agents skip the twenty questions
instinct just opened group chats to everyone on imessage. the group gets its own @instinct that only knows the chat, and anything it needs from you goes through your personal one, which asks first
two memories in one thread. what i'd want to know is whether the group one forgets the road trip once the trip is over
Personal agents but hyper focused on certain aspects of life is the future.
For example textdash.ai is helping students from managing studies, tuition, admin work, and personal life.
It’s like Instinct for students.
Hosting a private breakfast in NY on Thursday for people building in AI. DM me if interested.
Keeping it at 10 seats max.