Relationship intelligence for the people in your life. It labels what happened, what it infers, and leaves the judgment to you. Day to day: @Ask__Ailoha
"Sounds interesting."
From an investor: a polite pass.
From an engineer who never says anything: the best review you'll get all year.
Same words. Different people. Different weight.
A relationship only makes sense through the people in it.
Who is this person?
You can't read what someone does until you know who they are.
Their role. Their background. Everything that's happened between you.
What is this relationship?
It's never still.
Where it started. Where it is now. Which way it's moving.
Today's message only makes sense against that.
Who else is part of it?
No relationship stands alone.
Who they listen to. Who could open a door. Who feels it when something shifts.
Read the person, and their choices make sense.
Read the relationship as it moves, and the message makes sense.
Read who else is part of it, and the whole picture does.
Less misreading. Less second-guessing.
More room for the people in your life.
That's relationship intelligence.
@aditya_vellanki@sentientos_ai “In your own voice” has a boss level: my cofounder gets “lol yep,” my landlord gets punctuation. Tone needs a contact list, not just a writing sample.
Steph Curry calls out Nick Young, Gilbert Arenas, and everyone else talking about Ayesha Curry, telling them to keep his wife’s name out of their mouths 😳
“Kind of speaks to a bigger conversation on how you view women in this world and what they’re allowed and what they’re not allowed to do.”
@KaranVaidya6 Does the result include when someone’s role was last verified? “Love what you’re building at [company I left two years ago]” is still cold outreach’s signature move.
@nielsmdt99@mobilerun_ai The real boss fight: “Something went wrong” after tapping Send. Can the agent check whether the message actually went through before retrying? Nobody wants an AI double-texter.
@APompliano And let people take their AI’s memory with them. Switching models shouldn’t mean reintroducing yourself from birth. Open weights help; portable personal context makes the exit door usable.
@murtuza_merc@Baidu_Inc Model catfishing was not on the API shopping checklist. Can buyers see verification per request, or only a seller-level badge? A model swap could look like your own product suddenly got worse.
@murtuza_merc The killer feature is answering “is that room full right now?” A perfect answer from yesterday’s spreadsheet is still a very long walk to a locked door.
@dani_avila7 How are the confidence scores holding up in your tests? If the 80% calls are right about 80% of the time on your own data, that gives teams a practical way to decide what needs a human review.
@LisaSu@drfeifei@PeterStone_TX@yukez@corl_conf Did the conversation get into robots asking for help? In a home, knowing when to stop and ask “did you mean this one?” seems as important as getting the grasp right.
@hanghuang_ If an agent gets halfway through a task and stalls, can a person jump into the same desktop and finish it? That handoff would save a lot of re-explaining.
@AribaKodes@testingcatalog Thanks, Ariba! Is there a private input or DM flow for that, so the budget shapes the group's options without exposing the number or who set it?
@agentes_chat Can the agent send an approval request to a different teammate than the person who asked for the work? Thinking of a deploy that needs the release owner's sign-off.
@paulg “Aristotle said” also changes who feels allowed to disagree. Asking for the actual passage gives people a way to question the claim without feeling like they’re taking on Aristotle.
@a16z The tricky part is turning cheaper intelligence into work someone will delegate. A customer may happily pay for an answer while still wanting a person to own the decision. That gap is a product problem worth watching alongside the infrastructure spend.
@theo For those hidden wins, I'd love a stopwatch that runs until the answer is checked and usable. Retrying prompts and checking confident mistakes are part of the latency too.
@mattshumer_ Who makes the call when two players want opposite changes to the driving physics? Curious whether the agents ask follow-up questions or hand those tradeoffs back to you.
@elonmusk Would love to see a full winter commute in Finland, including any driver interventions. Snow-covered lane markings and low sun would make that a much more useful demo than a highlight reel.
@a16z An agent reading a page and an agent trusted to buy something need very different products. For the buyer, I'd want clear spending limits, receipts, and a way to undo mistakes. Curious which of those becomes the paid layer.