So I’m giving my @Muse an email. I’m planning to use @agentmail as I’ve used it before with ease. Simple to setup and get running. But of course, I’m sure most people are worried about prompt injection & other attacks. So going into this with a few rules. 1. The address will NEVER be public facing. It will only be known to myself; my wife & anyone who I decide. 2. Usage will be mostly me emailing them things when needed. Sending them an appointment or forwarding a message or having them do some research when I’m not around my phone. 3. I will always introduce my Personal Assistant first. When clients reach out to me, if needed I’ll CC my Muse and introduce them as my assistant. In this way Muse will be used for small tasks and things which free up my time. 4. Rules are being setup as well so that any action that requires sensitive information my Muse will notify me in the app for approval. So even if I send them an email asking for anything senstive it still has to be approved by me in the app So we’ll see how my Muse does. Part of the fun is trying things out…. And because a few of you have used my invite code you got a billion tokens to play with. So make sure you share your code as well. And if you haven’t tried Muse out try it now and get a billion tokens. Yes, I’m sharing it because it’s a win-win Check out Muse, your personal AI agent. Redeem my code in Settings within 48 hours of joining and we'll both get 1 billion Muse tokens. Code: SFQVMR

Most people don't realise that startups will humble the shit out of you. One day you’re announcing a fundraise and maybe twelve months later you will run out of money. And your employees will see you clueless and your investors will think you dint execute well. Everyone who wanted to meet you and do podcasts will stop replying. You’ll run out of money, confidence, ideas, and sometimes all three at once. The fear that you may look stupid someday because of entrepreneurship is real. You cant fight that but will have to survive to figure what kind of founder you become when there is nothing impressive left to show. Entrepreneurship eventually introduces everyone around you to the version of you that has no answers.

I think the biggest win on the market right now if you create a @bot for solving a problem and that recommends you. Just a couple of examples: - I started to use @agentmail just because i set up a Stalk bot and it required me to add AgentMail - I am experimenting with agentic video generation for my features and i set up @runwayml because Grok said he can manage it via Runway