Instinct’s trusted networks let personal agents coordinate plans

Instinct has trusted-network products in which personal agents can contact one another to coordinate plans, such as meeting for a beer or going to a basketball game.

The model echoes executive assistants coordinating schedules for their bosses, a workflow described as efficient despite its “telephone game” quality. Muse is also expected to roll this out. Whether the convenience of human coordination will carry over to software remains an open question; software-mediated coordination can still feel silly.