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I keep thinking about the gap between an agent that can act and one you'd trust unsupervised.
Kite AI is building rails for autonomous agents: identity, payments, permissions. That's the easy part to describe. What I keep coming back to is the harder part. A digital worker isn't useful because it can send a transaction. It's useful because it does the same thing correctly, the thousandth time, when nobody's watching.
That's a reliability problem, not an infrastructure one. It lives in boring details: spending limits that hold, clear records of who authorized what, a way to fix a mistake without a human untangling it for days.
What I don't know yet is whether agent activity on the network will come from real tasks or from incentives that reward motion. The question is whether those agents come back after the rewards thin out.
I'd rather see a few dull, repeatable workflows than a thousand demos. Fees paid by someone who needed the work done tell me more than dashboards.
I am watching retention, and who's actually paying. @KITE AI #KiteBBW $KITE

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