Ramp cofounder: the real agent product is constrained blast radius — who's building it?
holdenmatt · x · 2026-09-26
Ramp cofounder jamwt argues that unconstrained agent access is a non-starter for most people — nobody hands over all their communication channels, identity, wallet, or the ability to delete their data.
The real product, he says, is constrained blast radius: when an agent goes wrong in a given moment, how bad does it actually get? He predicts huge demand for products creating scoped, ephemeral environments with limited consequences, and asks whether a "Ramp for agents" exists yet. holdenmatt amplified the question, asking who is working on this.
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