Pluto personal agent demoed: sandboxed fixes that wait for your approval
Rasmic · x · 2026-10-04
@Rasmic tried the personal agent Pluto from inside a Tesla and called it neat. Pluto lives across web chat, Slack and iMessage with an inbox, a sandboxed computer, a card and memory; anything reaching the outside world — push, email, payment — waits for your approval. In the demo it autonomously fixed a flaky checkout e2e test on staging: it cloned the repo, found the coupon field lookup takes 900ms longer on staging so 1 in 4 runs submits an empty code, fixed the wait condition, passed 20 consecutive runs, then paused with approval cards for pushing a branch or opening a PR.
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