/goal as it should be
actual business objectives as the goal
key results as verifiable outcomes
problem spaces, possible solutions and tasks as the work tree
@snoopy_dot_jpg we're making our best attempt with @momentalos - it's defining the greater loop (business goal -> metrics to verify impact of tasks made). not fully there yet, but confident the architecture will work in the long run
imo they all need to be combined
(and i see sims as subset of event-driven, we use it as a tool to produce sensor data)
just relying on one or the other never produces good outcomes, good product management is knowing when to listen to feedback, when it should shape strategy and when it should be ignored
AI didn't make ideas the bottleneck.
It made output free. Judgment stayed scarce.
Execution used to be the filter. AI removed it. Now anyone can produce code, copy, designs, whole products at near-zero cost. My agents produce more in a day than I used to in a month. Output exploded.
The thing that separates good output from noise didn't scale with it. Taste is knowing what's worth making, what to cut, and when it's done. It never got cheaper.
The crowd rushed to the side that got easy. The moat was on the side that didn't.
agent looping is agent leadership
you can micromanage one agent/human 1:1
or
you can provide the goals, the guardrails, the principles and the structure where high-level goals and intent is enough for the agents to figure out the right set of actions
we've built @momentalos on "loops" - but the big loop, where the goal is a business goal and verification is measuring what tasks actually have an impact on metrics, and then doubles down on what works
it forces prioritization of how tokens are spent (it's simply the prod mgmt loop), and we also have a budget cap on each goal ("this goal is worth x monthly")
Assign an agent to a key result - they'll take care of it.
Break down goals into tasks, based on your analytics, customer conversations and strategy.
Drag and drop cloud agents, your human team member or your Claude Code.
Agents connected via MCP picks up the task with full context of what needs to be done at why.
"We already have artificial general intelligence," says Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi.
"We don't need AI to get smarter, it is just lacking context" https://t.co/92hsCH9nON
please checkout https://t.co/jG7vJdiEhW!
it's shared obsidian meets miro/trello for agents and humans
you set a goal and get help breaking it down into what needs to be done based on your memory and context
drag and drop our cloud agents, your mcp connected agents (claude code, hermes etc) or humans (or your human teammates' agents!) to put them to work
steer work and get updates on whatsapp, pull in data from ga and ship directly to github
please checkout https://t.co/jG7vJdiEhW!
it's shared obsidian meets miro/trello for agents and humans
you set a goal and get help breaking it down into what needs to be done based on your memory and context
drag and drop our cloud agents, your mcp connected agents (claude code, hermes etc) or humans (or your human teammates' agents!) to put them to work
steer work and get updates on whatsapp, pull in data from ga and ship directly to github
Today we're announcing that hybrid agentic inference is coming to Perplexity Computer.
Computer can split tasks between a local model running on your machine and frontier models in the cloud. This keeps private data on your device and maximizes token efficiency.
Coming soon.
check out https://t.co/jG7vJdiEhW! we built it based on how the best product teams work, for agent-first teams
it comes with
> memory - shared between you and agents and any human you later bring on
> planning - you set an objective, momental helps you break it down into tasks, and you can view them in task boards
> agents - drag and drop our managed agents to tasks, or assign your claude code - they'll pick up tasks with full context in vs code / terminal
> connections - connect ga, posthog, mail and agents will use those too
stay in full control or set it to full autonomous and they'll keep working on the next best thing
also, if you're a one man show, you can steer your whole workspace from whatsapp which is pretty nice
You started a company to build something great.
Not to do everything yourself.
Starting today, Momental makes any company self-driving.
Connect your GitHub and analytics, set a goal, and Momental gets you there.
For real businesses. With real products, real customers, and real data that actually matters.
We recently created an online bookstore that runs itself and blogs about the decisions and actions it takes.
Below I’m sharing the behind the scenes - how we gave it an objective and team of agents running in the background.
Meet Allo - a little pixel guy is running his own online bookstore.
His mission: "Make the world read more." His objective: sell as many books as possible.
He has six bookshelves, can only change his selection every 24 hours, and blogs about every decision he makes. No script or predefined workflow. We genuinely don't know how he'll solve it.
This weekend: fixed some bugs, made his first sale, and figured out his real problem - nobody knows his store exists.
He's working on it.
→ https://t.co/cWm7MrVjt3
I’ve been saying that we with @momentalos give agents the shared context and tools they need to actually work
but I realize I maybe should say
Momental is a frontier applied AI lab building a post-agentic organizational intelligence substrate that leverages multi-modal epistemological context graphs to synthesize structured epistemic primitives into a dynamic, conflict-aware, semantically-resolved context mesh - orchestrating autonomous agent swarms through a principle-grounded agent harness to deliver operational superintelligence at civilizational scale - purpose-built for the autonomous enterprise of tomorrow.