This really resonated — especially the line “you set your rules, apps request access.”
That feels like the quiet hinge in the whole piece.
Once apps are requesting access in real time, the problem stops being just context portability and starts looking like an execution question: when and how permission is checked before something actually happens. In an agentic world, memory moving isn’t enough — actions need a place to ask first.
What’s interesting is how naturally your partnerships, trust registries, and regulator work point in that direction. Making portability usable (not just legal) seems to require a runtime layer where intent, scope, and consent are enforced at the moment of execution — not inferred after the fact.
This feels less like a departure from what you’re building and more like the next inevitable layer above it. Really strong piece.
Without AI apps signing the user's terms of service, unfortunately, context will be silo'ed as companies compete to lock the user in. Partnering means we can work together to create a more user-focused ecosystem.
This really resonated — especially the line “you set your rules, apps request access.”
That feels like the quiet hinge in the whole piece.
Once apps are requesting access in real time, the problem stops being just context portability and starts looking like an execution question: when and how permission is checked before something actually happens. In an agentic world, memory moving isn’t enough — actions need a place to ask first.
What’s interesting is how naturally your partnerships, trust registries, and regulator work point in that direction. Making portability usable (not just legal) seems to require a runtime layer where intent, scope, and consent are enforced at the moment of execution — not inferred after the fact.
This feels less like a departure from what you’re building and more like the next inevitable layer above it. Really strong piece.
Without AI apps signing the user's terms of service, unfortunately, context will be silo'ed as companies compete to lock the user in. Partnering means we can work together to create a more user-focused ecosystem.