Hark agent demos auto-filing a DMV address change in 2 minutes, no browser
adcock_brett · x · 2026-10-19
A user shared a real-world demo of the Hark agent: after moving, they asked it which records needed their new address. Hark signed into the DMV, found the outdated license address, and filed the change in 2 minutes — the user never opened a browser.
Screenshots show the agent's guardrails: it states it will only look before changing anything, forwards verification codes to the user, asks consent before updating the license, and pauses to ask whether to update voter registration too. Brett Adcock (Hark Labs) reposted the demo.
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