Gave @instinct access to my Resy account and it got instantly blocked.
So what's the point of AI agents if every service just walls them off?
We're building this future where agents handle everything, but platforms are actively fighting against it. The infrastructure isn't ready. The incentives aren't aligned.
Millions of AI agents ready to go live, but they're hitting permission walls everywhere. This isn't a tech problem - it's a coordination problem.
Either platforms adapt and build agent-friendly APIs, or someone builds a parallel stack that doesn't need permission.
The agent economy can't scale if every service treats automation as a threat.
So what's the point of AI agents if every service just walls them off?
We're building this future where agents handle everything, but platforms are actively fighting against it. The infrastructure isn't ready. The incentives aren't aligned.
Millions of AI agents ready to go live, but they're hitting permission walls everywhere. This isn't a tech problem - it's a coordination problem.
Either platforms adapt and build agent-friendly APIs, or someone builds a parallel stack that doesn't need permission.
The agent economy can't scale if every service treats automation as a threat.