Link balance is internet-native, programmable money for agents and humans. Only available through Instinct to start but working to make it available everywhere as soon as possible.
What would your use cases be? Feature requests?
Introducing Link balance. You can now give your agent a balance to spend on your behalf, even when you’re away or busy.
• Purchase concert tickets while you’re asleep.
• Buy your favorite shoes when the price drops.
• Order your entire shopping list with one prompt.
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So much talk of e.g. model benchmarks but I’d love to read more about agent design. @Muse, for example, feels uncannily good at following up on various things that I didn’t ask it to, frequently enough to be useful but never so much that it becomes annoying.
Was my favorite product when I was still learning how to build products. Was my dream job (that I didn't get but everything worked out). The caliber of alumni (who I’m lucky enough to call friends) speaks for itself: @EricFriedman@naveen@lankybutmacho@msingleton and many more
Foursquare was acquired last month. The outcome was disappointing. It's taken me a while to write this, but I think I'm finally done grieving it. Here are some thoughts on our final years, an effort to honor the team who helped build & maintain FSQ's legacy, and my attempt to
The setup I want:
- Always-on Mac at home
- Coding agent with computer use
- MacBook that syncs my sessions
- iOS app + voice agent paired with my Mac
So I can voice control everything on my machine through the mobile app
And work on those same session when I’m at my desk
The Tin Can network effects are ingenious—without any subscription, Tin Cans can only call *other Tin Cans* (and 911).
Such a brilliant product, our kids love theirs.
The Tin Can maybe be the best gift I’ve ever given my children.
They’re little WiFi telephones. Kids get their own phone number, but I control all access through the app.
My little boys can call me, mommy, grandparents, each other, and 911. That’s it.
(And those are the only
