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A fondness for companies that fight when they might be 'toast'

A user says they like seeing a company respond by fighting when they think it might be “toast.”

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Robert ScobleRS
21 Sources, 11d ago, first seen 11d ago

TLDR

Quoting another post, a user says they like it when a company they think might be “toast” responds by fighting.

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21 Sources, first seen 11d ago

582 likes59 comments375 saves22 reposts

Combined views

132K

21 Sources, first seen 11d ago

582 likes59 comments375 saves22 reposts

Sentiment

Positive71.4%28.6%Negative

Summary

Positive accounts praised the Wabi 2.0 team and agentic messenger vision as genius-level, while negative replies criticized lost user apps from the pivot plus login failures and poor transparency.

Based on 202 sentiment-bearing replies from 181 accounts across 12 conversations.

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Sentiment

Positive71.4%28.6%Negative

Summary

Positive accounts praised the Wabi 2.0 team and agentic messenger vision as genius-level, while negative replies criticized lost user apps from the pivot plus login failures and poor transparency.

Based on 202 sentiment-bearing replies from 181 accounts across 12 conversations.

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21 Sources

Eugenia Kuyda@ekuydatoday we're rolling out Wabi 2.0 personal agents today all live in chat. the most magical technology of our time greets you with an empty text box: "what do you want me to do?" early adopters know what to type, but most people try a couple of things and then don't know what to do next. and the more you use a chat-only agent, the worse the experience gets. your history and ongoing tasks end up buried in one endless scroll. people don't just want to type-type-type. they want to tap-tap-tap, scroll and look. they love what agents can do, but they also like software. the most powerful agent will be the one that combines both. Wabi 2.0 is a messenger where you talk to Wabi, a personal agent that does stuff for you and builds the interface you need in the moment. you can add anyone in your life to any thread. chat + AI that acts + software made on demand + your people = an operating system for the agentic era. UI on demand also takes agents way beyond one-off productivity tasks, into the ongoing parts of your life. my health thread has a calorie tracker, a weightlifting log, a weight tracker and my health appointments. Wabi tracks my macros, books appointments, and plans workouts around my calendar and sleep score. my kids thread has a calendar of all their activities, the daily preschool menu, a Japanese learning app for my daughter, SF events to take them to next weekend, and a princess selfie app they love. Wabi stays on top of it all in chat, including triaging every school email. their dad and our nanny are in that thread too. without the apps, they'd have to ask the agent every time they needed something. now they just glance at the right app. my boyfriend and I have a thread with an app that recommends experimental and techno shows, a map of our favorite restaurants, and a daily question about our relationship. Wabi books tickets, plans date nights, and occasionally tells us how great we are together. so far, personal agents have been one person, one chat, a stream of one-off tasks. we think the future is your agent, your apps and your people in one place, running the parts of life that matter most, together. invite-only to start - reply with your first use case to get off the waitlist!11d
Robert Scoble@ScobleizerI like it when I think a company might be toast and they respond by fighting.11d
Henry Modisett@henrymodisA couple of months ago, I joined @Wabi to help imagine a new kind of product, built around AI’s expanding capabilities and designed for everyone. We felt it needed to be ambient, proactive, collaborative, and naturally social, making it both useful and fun. Rather than tacking AI features onto something existing, we’ve built Wabi from first principles, combining familiar product features and interactions with everything AI can do to make it easy for everyone to use together. Wabi is a new messenger app where AI can do things for you and your whole group. We’re starting our rollout today. I’ll see you in there.11d
Blas@BlasMorosYou shouldn’t have to learn what AI can do. AI should help you discover what’s possible. That’s what we’re building with Wabi 2.0: a new kind of messenger that makes apps and gets things done. Sometimes you ask. Sometimes Wabi notices first. It can suggest what might help, gets things done, and builds the apps you need on the fly. A group chat becomes a trip. A goal becomes a tracker. An inside joke becomes a game. The shift is from choosing and operating software to simply saying what you want — and having the right software and action take shape around it. This is the OS for the agentic era: an ambient software layer for everyday life. Less time managing life. More time living it. Invite-only to start. Download Wabi to join the waitlist. First come, first served.11d
davidlee@davidleeRT @ekuyda: today we're rolling out Wabi 2.0 personal agents today all live in chat. the most magical technology of our time greets you wi…11d
Hiten Shah@hnshahRT @henrymodis: A couple of months ago, I joined @Wabi to help imagine a new kind of product, built around AI’s expanding capabilities and…11d
Joonas Virtanen@joonasvirtanenIt's been so fun to build Wabi 2.0 with @henrymodis the last months It's a new kind of agentic messenger: naturally multiplayer, highly visual, and most of all, FUN! We’re starting our rollout today. We’ll see you in there.11d
Soleio@soleioRT @BlasMoros: You shouldn’t have to learn what AI can do. AI should help you discover what’s possible. That’s what we’re building with Wa…11d
Garry Tan@garrytanCodegen meets WhatsApp actually makes a ton of sense11d
Anish Acharya@illscience.@benthompson said it well: "consumers have many software shaped holes in their life." putting coding agents + personal agents in a familiar social space will help consumers understand new capabilities so much of the overhang is an interface + product problem10d
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    Eugenia Kuyda@ekuydatoday we're rolling out Wabi 2.0 personal agents today all live in chat. the most magical technology of our time greets you with an empty text box: "what do you want me to do?" early adopters know what to type, but most people try a couple of things and then don't know what to do next. and the more you use a chat-only agent, the worse the experience gets. your history and ongoing tasks end up buried in one endless scroll. people don't just want to type-type-type. they want to tap-tap-tap, scroll and look. they love what agents can do, but they also like software. the most powerful agent will be the one that combines both. Wabi 2.0 is a messenger where you talk to Wabi, a personal agent that does stuff for you and builds the interface you need in the moment. you can add anyone in your life to any thread. chat + AI that acts + software made on demand + your people = an operating system for the agentic era. UI on demand also takes agents way beyond one-off productivity tasks, into the ongoing parts of your life. my health thread has a calorie tracker, a weightlifting log, a weight tracker and my health appointments. Wabi tracks my macros, books appointments, and plans workouts around my calendar and sleep score. my kids thread has a calendar of all their activities, the daily preschool menu, a Japanese learning app for my daughter, SF events to take them to next weekend, and a princess selfie app they love. Wabi stays on top of it all in chat, including triaging every school email. their dad and our nanny are in that thread too. without the apps, they'd have to ask the agent every time they needed something. now they just glance at the right app. my boyfriend and I have a thread with an app that recommends experimental and techno shows, a map of our favorite restaurants, and a daily question about our relationship. Wabi books tickets, plans date nights, and occasionally tells us how great we are together. so far, personal agents have been one person, one chat, a stream of one-off tasks. we think the future is your agent, your apps and your people in one place, running the parts of life that matter most, together. invite-only to start - reply with your first use case to get off the waitlist!11d
    Robert Scoble@ScobleizerI like it when I think a company might be toast and they respond by fighting.11d
    Henry Modisett@henrymodisA couple of months ago, I joined @Wabi to help imagine a new kind of product, built around AI’s expanding capabilities and designed for everyone. We felt it needed to be ambient, proactive, collaborative, and naturally social, making it both useful and fun. Rather than tacking AI features onto something existing, we’ve built Wabi from first principles, combining familiar product features and interactions with everything AI can do to make it easy for everyone to use together. Wabi is a new messenger app where AI can do things for you and your whole group. We’re starting our rollout today. I’ll see you in there.11d
    Blas@BlasMorosYou shouldn’t have to learn what AI can do. AI should help you discover what’s possible. That’s what we’re building with Wabi 2.0: a new kind of messenger that makes apps and gets things done. Sometimes you ask. Sometimes Wabi notices first. It can suggest what might help, gets things done, and builds the apps you need on the fly. A group chat becomes a trip. A goal becomes a tracker. An inside joke becomes a game. The shift is from choosing and operating software to simply saying what you want — and having the right software and action take shape around it. This is the OS for the agentic era: an ambient software layer for everyday life. Less time managing life. More time living it. Invite-only to start. Download Wabi to join the waitlist. First come, first served.11d
    davidlee@davidleeRT @ekuyda: today we're rolling out Wabi 2.0 personal agents today all live in chat. the most magical technology of our time greets you wi…11d
    Hiten Shah@hnshahRT @henrymodis: A couple of months ago, I joined @Wabi to help imagine a new kind of product, built around AI’s expanding capabilities and…11d
    Joonas Virtanen@joonasvirtanenIt's been so fun to build Wabi 2.0 with @henrymodis the last months It's a new kind of agentic messenger: naturally multiplayer, highly visual, and most of all, FUN! We’re starting our rollout today. We’ll see you in there.11d
    Soleio@soleioRT @BlasMoros: You shouldn’t have to learn what AI can do. AI should help you discover what’s possible. That’s what we’re building with Wa…11d
    Garry Tan@garrytanCodegen meets WhatsApp actually makes a ton of sense11d
    Anish Acharya@illscience.@benthompson said it well: "consumers have many software shaped holes in their life." putting coding agents + personal agents in a familiar social space will help consumers understand new capabilities so much of the overhang is an interface + product problem10d
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