WORKS unveils 'Promptable Products': talk to an ESP32 device and reinvent what it does
genmon · x · 2026-10-22
inanimate.tech's Daniel Fogg and genmon are building WORKS, pitched as the first 'Promptable Products' — physical devices inhabited by AI agents. A demo on an M5Stack ESP32 shows changing device behavior purely by talking to it: create an app, edit it, add personal context, or completely reinvent the device's purpose. Limited release launches November 2026, built in public.
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