Consumer agents' untapped network effect: multiplayer, shared family context
sarahdrinkwater · x · 2026-09-08
Sasha Kaletsky argues consumer agents gain network effects from usage (better edge-case handling, a fuller live view of the web), citing an Instinct wayback analysis of SaaS landing pages. Sarah Drinkwater adds the real untapped effect is multiplayer: friend groups and families need shared vaults, context, and agents that belong to both individuals and the group.
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