Bought a Skylight calendar for our house recently. Kids love the rewards, tasks, and meals are cool.
But, it also made me think about the stuff not on there. The moments that never make it onto one because no one knew to look.
This has stuck with me as I build @intoriHQ
🤖 Made with AI
I wrote about it here: “The Other Half of the Family Calendar.”
donaldbullers.com/the-other-…
Many focus on using AI to do old things better, but most miss the opportunity that comes next.
It’s trust and context that will create markets never existing before.
Data Portability.
automated traffic now exceeds human-generated traffic, and with agents sprouting like weeds, the conversation of today [IDENTITY] needs to shift towards what will allow AI systems to scale [TRUST].
Built identity and personalization tech for years. Became a parent. Realized the hardest personalization problem in my house was "what's for dinner."
So we fixed that one first.
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Everyone believes AI is becoming personal.
The reality is… it isn’t.
Every AI assistant starts over because it doesn’t actually know you.
Models and memory won’t fix this - we’ll all keep bouncing around.
"on behalf of" (OBO) will be critically important for agents. An identity for you and one for your agent.
Fable 5 was fun to play around with, but the constant API errors and limited usage (even on Max) was just annoying.
Got a feeling GPT-5.6 will be my daily driver (love the usage resets too!).
Well look at this, @claudeai proving people want simple use cases. Now if there was only a personalization layer that makes this all more useful...
If you’re on @worldmoney and have plans to use AI agents in your personal life I suggest you start using @intoriHQ daily.
More info soon 👀
Here you go world.org/mini-app?app_id=ap…
5000+ verified humans now using @intoriHQ and very soon they’ll be handed access to personalized AI
Everyone wants AI agents.
No one is asking:
“Where does the personality come from?”
Not prompts.
Not scraped posts.
Not browsing history.
Real personalization comes from structured human context: preferences, routines, priorities, values, chemistry, intent.
That’s the direction we’re building toward with @intoriHQ, SCIS, and soon to announce HAPP.
A future where humans can actually plug themselves into software instead of re-explaining themselves everywhere they go.
I’m spending every day rebuilding the core of this. Not simply shipping features, but changing how the system behaves. Most apps stay the same no matter what you do.
I want something different.
Something where everything you do in the app actually moves you forward. Provides a future benefit. The consumer app @intoriHQ is where you can start to see it now.
But what matters is underneath.
The structured conversational system. The human to agent personalization protocol. The foundation for personalized apps and agents.
Still early
But moving quickly.
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