One founder's week on personal AI agents: taxes filed, Hamilton tickets, and an honest purchase scoreboard
altryne · x · 2026-10-18
altryne shares a candid week-in-review of his personal AI agents (mainly Muse, plus Grok's bot): filing corporate federal/state taxes with Grok and Cursor Cloud verification, booking the last Hamilton ticket on Broadway, sourcing podcast studios via email negotiations, extending a hotel stay after agents tracked down the right contact, organizing events with LUMA links and wristbands, and using "gimme a maps link" as a navigation habit he predicts will be a big use case.
The attached "honest scoreboard" is telling: 4 purchases completed ($1000 total, Hamilton $300, wristbands $165, Vegas flights $495.79, SpyScape $48.99), 2 failed — the pattern being tasks close when Stripe Link works, but bounce back to the human's phone whenever a service demands a manual login.
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