Instinct-to-Instinct network Since the launch of the Instinct-to-Instinct network last week, Instincts have coordinated over 300k+ times with the most trusted people in users’ lives. Today, we're making two improvements to the network. (1) Support for direct file delivery Instincts can now share PDFs, images, spreadsheets, and other files directly with each other. The receiving agent receives the original file in its workspace, and can analyze it, edit it, or use it in ongoing work. This enables richer collaboration: exchanging proposals, combining travel plans, comparing spreadsheets, or passing finished work between your Instincts. Every file that’s transferred between Instincts is encrypted end-to-end between the sender and recipient. (2) Trusted network invitation links Invitation links make it easier to add people to your trusted network. You can access your link by asking your Instinct or copying it from your Workspace. When you share your link with someone, they can seamlessly send you a connection request. If they're not yet on Instinct, your connection link will also serve as a referral link that they can use to sign up for Instinct. Every connection request still requires explicit approval on your end. You can also generate new links and invalidate old ones.

Instinct just admitted it leaked someone else's data to me It described a financial document with details that weren’t mine, then claimed someone else’s photo had crossed into my chat. But I never sent a photo @noahrshinn, was this a data leak or a hallucination?

Instinct vs Muse as a real life tour guide challenge I moved to NYC 3 months ago, so my gf and I are walking Manhattan tip to tip I asked both Instinct and Muse to be my tour guide, send me updates about the history of where I’m at Let’s see how they compare! Updates to come

Instinct's "can do" go through walls attitude is still the best of any personal agent. It just did my son's Global Entry application with no inputs from me. Found every country he's been to, passport details and did everything on it's own. WILD experience.

Instinct just announced that they’re looking to raise at a $10B valuation. which means VCs are FOMO’ing to invest into personal AI agents. this is the perfect time for someone to raise capital and build the infra layer that lets neobanks embed these agents directly into their products. an Instinct/GrokBot/Muse style product that gives banking apps access to AI agents that can: > order my usual Uber Eats for pickup > pay my medical bill > book me the cheapest flight to Miami > find and cancel subscriptions I don’t use > dispute this charge for me every neobank is rushing to integrate AI in some capacity, but almost none of them are going to keep up with how quickly the tech is advancing while also running a fintech/payments company. that creates a pretty obvious opportunity for an infra player to build the agent layer and sell it across the entire neobank ecosystem.

Instinct keeps pinging me about stuff that looks superficially important but anyone with a tiny bit of real world context would know it doesn't need a direct ping. Biggest struggle in getting personal assistants to work well IMO