tldraw and Every converge on a product thesis: build agents for high-trust networks and get security for free
danshipper · x · 2026-11-09
tldraw's steveruizok argues there's a big product opportunity downstream of Tailscale-style "high-trust networks": features that are nightmares on the public internet (executing user scripts, controlling production systems, desktop notifications, letting agents spend tokens or take prompts) are fine on your computer or a private network, and trusted membership provides behavioral constraints. Every's hammermt adds the same insight from building a Slack company agent: confine the agent to high-trust network boundaries and you get permissions and security for free — people outside a channel simply can't access what's shared there.
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