Hey! Supporting the AT Protocol is a great idea and we’ll definitely do it. We were already planning to use it for identity.
What we’re really wondering is how a fully private protocol like Index can interoperate with AT not just for sourcing but also for private social use cases.
What we’re really wondering is how a fully private protocol like Index can interoperate with AT not just for sourcing but also for private social use cases.
December 11, 2025 at 11:50 PM
Hey! Supporting the AT Protocol is a great idea and we’ll definitely do it. We were already planning to use it for identity.
What we’re really wondering is how a fully private protocol like Index can interoperate with AT not just for sourcing but also for private social use cases.
What we’re really wondering is how a fully private protocol like Index can interoperate with AT not just for sourcing but also for private social use cases.
Yep, we were a bit inspired by the design, also took some cues from sakofchit.github.io/system.css
Not related with ChromaDB, by the way, just fans.
Not related with ChromaDB, by the way, just fans.
system.css
A design system for building retro Apple interfaces
sakofchit.github.io
June 17, 2025 at 8:37 PM
Yep, we were a bit inspired by the design, also took some cues from sakofchit.github.io/system.css
Not related with ChromaDB, by the way, just fans.
Not related with ChromaDB, by the way, just fans.
For example, I’ve always found it confusing that DAOs have names. If we’re talking about decentralized organization, why does this entity need a name at all? The goal graph feels like a brilliant way out of that paradox. Love it <3
June 17, 2025 at 8:01 PM
For example, I’ve always found it confusing that DAOs have names. If we’re talking about decentralized organization, why does this entity need a name at all? The goal graph feels like a brilliant way out of that paradox. Love it <3
The agent ecosystem today revolves around “Tasks,” which is quite mechanical, but understandable.
Goals feel like the next big step, especially in the context of the “Future of Work” or the “Future of Coordination.”
Goals feel like the next big step, especially in the context of the “Future of Work” or the “Future of Coordination.”
June 17, 2025 at 7:59 PM
The agent ecosystem today revolves around “Tasks,” which is quite mechanical, but understandable.
Goals feel like the next big step, especially in the context of the “Future of Work” or the “Future of Coordination.”
Goals feel like the next big step, especially in the context of the “Future of Work” or the “Future of Coordination.”
I love the idea of a Goal Graph.
Beyond intents, there are goals as a higher abstraction, entities that exist outside the user, with objectives and possibly measurable outcomes. Natural coordination graph.
Beyond intents, there are goals as a higher abstraction, entities that exist outside the user, with objectives and possibly measurable outcomes. Natural coordination graph.
June 17, 2025 at 7:59 PM
I love the idea of a Goal Graph.
Beyond intents, there are goals as a higher abstraction, entities that exist outside the user, with objectives and possibly measurable outcomes. Natural coordination graph.
Beyond intents, there are goals as a higher abstraction, entities that exist outside the user, with objectives and possibly measurable outcomes. Natural coordination graph.
@chadfowler.com Yes, and weirdly enough, the solution to the trust problem might be hiding where it’s least expected: in advertising. If we solve that mechanism, the next discovery ecosystem won’t just be 10x larger, it’ll actually be aligned with users.
May 29, 2025 at 1:29 PM
@chadfowler.com Yes, and weirdly enough, the solution to the trust problem might be hiding where it’s least expected: in advertising. If we solve that mechanism, the next discovery ecosystem won’t just be 10x larger, it’ll actually be aligned with users.
Good to hear, can't wait!
March 14, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Good to hear, can't wait!
Hey! That’s really great to hear, and I’m so glad you like probablyfrens. Hopefully, we’ll get it going here soon! : )
March 14, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Hey! That’s really great to hear, and I’m so glad you like probablyfrens. Hopefully, we’ll get it going here soon! : )