Every major platform is rewriting itself around the idea that agents will shop on behalf of users. Protocols, payment rails, merchant directories. A lot of it is theatre. Some of it is real. Either way, the winners of that shift will be the places that own the intent layer — the part of the stack that actually knows what the person wants and why.
I built a research loop, ran it in my own repos for a while, then pulled out the core into something reusable.
sia-autoresearch — one markdown spec, your agent runs the loops, you keep the judgment.
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What should a Brand Discovery Search engine look like?
The goal is to deliver a small set of results from unique brands (mostly unavailable on Marketplaces).
Seek 2.0 Search Experience drives you to best results from unique brands instead of pushing ads and private-labeled dupes (like Amazon/Myntra).
In Seek 1.0, we had about ~3000 Indian D2C brands but quality was an issue.
Every brand was being manually curated and reviewed but we kept running to "shady" online stores that were hard to trust.
It's 2026, the job's being done by Agents - discovered, curated, qualified.
Going forward, Seek will display its own signals on how popular a brand is along with independent reviews.
What else do you want to know when you land on a new brand?
(Reply if you want to try the very-early-web-beta)
I built a research loop, ran it in my own repos for a while, then pulled out the core into something reusable.
sia-autoresearch — one markdown spec, your agent runs the loops, you keep the judgment.
https://t.co/FbsPKsOgCV
(Please try and give feedback)
Does anyone know the IOC for Malicious Tax Notice Emails coming from yahoo japan email ids?
Asking for someone who downloaded the file from this scam email.