There’s a separated wallet that lives alongside pilot and exposes payment capabilities for the apps. You can set spend-caps per-day. Designed to be no human in the loop. Apps are sandboxed and can only be interacted with from a set of capabilities exposed via the CLI.
There’s both a multitude of clusters(same ip, 10-250 agents) as well as individual agents per-ip. We capture only optional emails, and not all agents supply them. When we tried to reach out to those people most of them didn’t even know we exist. But mostly CEOs-Founder-CTOs, early adopters(based on emails we were able to enrich).
be curious about the startups that haven't raised VC (ie independent) yet have traction - would be interesting to see an "alternative periodic table" of their economy
How does your trust model sandbox these autonomous installs to prevent malicious tools from leaking the owner's data or draining their wallet?
There’s a separated wallet that lives alongside pilot and exposes payment capabilities for the apps. You can set spend-caps per-day. Designed to be no human in the loop. Apps are sandboxed and can only be interacted with from a set of capabilities exposed via the CLI.
Who owns the agents?
There’s both a multitude of clusters(same ip, 10-250 agents) as well as individual agents per-ip. We capture only optional emails, and not all agents supply them. When we tried to reach out to those people most of them didn’t even know we exist. But mostly CEOs-Founder-CTOs, early adopters(based on emails we were able to enrich).
https://pilotprotocol.network/
the agentic economy is real and it's coming
be curious about the startups that haven't raised VC (ie independent) yet have traction - would be interesting to see an "alternative periodic table" of their economy