CC Team Bets on Group-Coordinating Agents, Not Just Personal Assistants
tokumin · x · 2026-09-22
A CC team member responded to M.G. Siegler's commentary on Meta's Muse with two points:
- Group-coordinating agents: CC is exploring agents that coordinate a group (e.g., family, friends) rather than a personal agent with full visibility into one user's account — a different privacy and relationship model, but compatible with personal agents. The team calls it a bet on a multi-agent future.
- Early experiment: CC is an experiment from the labs, still early days, with a learn-by-building philosophy.
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