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    Sriram Vaidhya Reviews Instinct and TownAI

    Sriram Vaidhya notes both tools excel yet rely entirely on messaging apps.

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    TLDR

    Sriram Vaidhya posted that he tried Instinct and TownAI and found both excellent. He observed that the products are heavily messaging driven with no separate app or website. Instead they function as assistants inside iMessage and WhatsApp. Vaidhya described this approach as dead simple and able to deliver value instantly. The post was retweeted by Robert Scoble. No further details or independent confirmation appear in the packet.

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    6 Sources, first seen 27d ago

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    @sriram_v2I’ve been giving Instinct (and @TownAI) a run and they are both excellent. But I also sense a turning point in that both products are heavily messaging driven. There’s no app, no website, it’s just an assistant that lives in your iMessage and WhatsApp. On the one hand, this is dead simple and delivers value instantly. But both are on platforms they don’t really control. For example, I can’t add Instinct to a WhatsApp chat because @Meta doesn’t allow that. The iMessage App Store hasn’t gone anywhere, and it can’t be long before @Apple starts looking for ways to monetize agent subscriptions. Or build their own. 👀 how this plays out
    @ScobleizerRT @sriram_v2: I’ve been giving Instinct (and @TownAI) a run and they are both excellent. But I also sense a turning point in that both p…
    @krishnanrohitIt's not quite AGI ...
    @blakeirThe fact that Instinct lets you play GamePigeon games againt it might be my favorite Easter egg.
    @HarryStebbings24 months ago I stopped using Google in favour of ChatGPT. This weekend I stopped using ChatGPT in favour of Instinct. With every transition, my search volume has exploded and the tasks asked has expanded immensely. This is about to get wild.

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    @sriram_v2I’ve been giving Instinct (and @TownAI) a run and they are both excellent. But I also sense a turning point in that both products are heavily messaging driven. There’s no app, no website, it’s just an assistant that lives in your iMessage and WhatsApp. On the one hand, this is dead simple and delivers value instantly. But both are on platforms they don’t really control. For example, I can’t add Instinct to a WhatsApp chat because @Meta doesn’t allow that. The iMessage App Store hasn’t gone anywhere, and it can’t be long before @Apple starts looking for ways to monetize agent subscriptions. Or build their own. 👀 how this plays out
    @ScobleizerRT @sriram_v2: I’ve been giving Instinct (and @TownAI) a run and they are both excellent. But I also sense a turning point in that both p…
    @krishnanrohitIt's not quite AGI ...
    @blakeirThe fact that Instinct lets you play GamePigeon games againt it might be my favorite Easter egg.
    @HarryStebbings24 months ago I stopped using Google in favour of ChatGPT. This weekend I stopped using ChatGPT in favour of Instinct. With every transition, my search volume has exploded and the tasks asked has expanded immensely. This is about to get wild.