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Joined November 2025
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Catch retweeted
Your assistant now has its own number.
Clients call it. They text it. Catch answers, books the meeting, chases the quote, and tells you what matters.
A number that answers itself. 📞💬
catchagent.ai
Anthropic is offering a 145k salary for a personal assistant in London.
Responsibilities include:
"Scheduling and managing calendars for leader(s) and their organization"
"Building and maintaining organizational systems for tracking and managing inbound requests"
"Managing the leader's inbox and communications with precise attention to detail"
"Handling travel logistics"
Somebody should really build some sort of tech tool that can handle this stuff autonomously.
Welcome aboard, @iCloud Mail users!
Your iCloud inbox just got an assistant.
Add iCloud Mail to your Catch account in about a minute. Your assistant searches it, tidies it, drafts your replies and sends them from your own @icloud.com address.
Admin? We've got it. catchagent.ai
Catch is now integrated with:
@SlackHQ
@MicrosoftTeams
@HubSpot
@Zoho
@gohighlevel
@pipedrive
@honeybook
@meetgranola
@otter_ai
@FathomDotAI
@firefliesai
@PLAUDAI
@attio
@WisprFlow
@NotionHQ
@clickup
@asana
@todoist
What else should we add?
Catch retweeted
Let's go @catchagent!
Assistant Benchmark creator David Pawlan sits down with a16z's Anish Acharya to unpack the sudden explosion of personal AI agents and what it will take for one to become part of everyday life.
David has been testing dozens of assistants across real-world tasks, from managing email and booking travel to handling financial admin. They discuss why the most useful agents may become increasingly invisible, proactively checking you into flights, finding refunds, filing reimbursements, or simply handling the small tasks that pile up across everyday life.
They also explore whether the winning interface is an app, text thread, voice, or wearable; how much autonomy consumers will actually give their agents; and what happens when agents start interacting with other agents. From commerce and restaurant reservations to entirely new agent-native services, Anish and David ask what the internet looks like when software starts acting on our behalf.
00:54 Poke, Instinct, Muse: the agent boom
03:41 What Assistant Bench actually tests
09:14 Cost savers beat time savers
14:53 Muse charm as Meta's data play
20:03 Silent agents in group chats
26:01 Proactivity is the real moat
32:21 Assistant vs agent, defined
40:22 Amazon blocks Muse, Shopify opens the door
47:35 The $20/day agent economics
YouTube: youtu.be/3T5sij3spWw
@DavidPawlan @illscience
Catch retweeted
instinct for personal
catch for work
Been using Instinct and @catchagent for the past few days. I've been hooked on Instinct and first did not understand why I need to pay for an Agent.
Especially since Instinct has wowed me last two weeks.
However, yesterday it failed me. Super unreliable execution. Events and emails I asked it to send were not delivered and queued for up to 3-5 hours.
That's the kind of behavior that is unacceptable from your personal agent.
Now it's clear to me that while Instinct is a great product, It's like being on a shared computer while Catch Agent give you, your dedicated compute.
If I could pay for Instinct and get live support + guaranteed execution, I'd do it. But I can't.
I am pretty reluctant to build my whole personal and business ops life around an Agent that will likely slow down when everyone' using it at the same time.
I'll be looking to switch more and more to Catch. Both are great and differing in how they work with you. But the fact I can rely on it to be accurate and on time is a feature that I'm not going to negotiate on.
Catch retweeted
Been using Instinct and @catchagent for the past few days. I've been hooked on Instinct and first did not understand why I need to pay for an Agent.
Especially since Instinct has wowed me last two weeks.
However, yesterday it failed me. Super unreliable execution. Events and emails I asked it to send were not delivered and queued for up to 3-5 hours.
That's the kind of behavior that is unacceptable from your personal agent.
Now it's clear to me that while Instinct is a great product, It's like being on a shared computer while Catch Agent give you, your dedicated compute.
If I could pay for Instinct and get live support + guaranteed execution, I'd do it. But I can't.
I am pretty reluctant to build my whole personal and business ops life around an Agent that will likely slow down when everyone' using it at the same time.
I'll be looking to switch more and more to Catch. Both are great and differing in how they work with you. But the fact I can rely on it to be accurate and on time is a feature that I'm not going to negotiate on.
Catch retweeted
So many consumer products....
@catchagent is the best for your work!
Too many AI personal assistants, too little time to assess all of them. Nice work here: assistantbenchmark.com
RT @therealnirs: HOT TAKE: If connecting your AI assistant to your work environment feels too risky, you're probably right.
Most AI assist…
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Catch retweeted
You may know subagents as a way to maintain an efficient, modular context, fan out concurrent work, etc. But they could also be a powerful tool in keeping minimal trust boundaries when building agents that communicate externally.
engineering.catchagent.ai/su…
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1/5
Catch now works with @WisprFlow notetaker.
A few things you can do now:
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Catch retweeted
Two AI stories this week that saved me $668.
AC company sent a $467 bill that was totally out of line. Catch AI called them, explained it, and when they pushed back it cited Florida law. They canceled it.
Then I spotted a $1.99 charge I'd meant to cancel. @grok Bot got into the site, closed the account, chatted support, and emailed for a refund. Refund landed.
Why Catch for one and Grok Bot for the other?
Catch can make phone calls. Grok Bot can't yet without a lot of extra setup.
Catch retweeted
Big NEWS: Today we're launching Catch AI, an admin-assistant for busy executives.
We started Catch with a simple idea:
AI should actually do the administrative work executives hate doing themselves.
Not suggest. Not summarize. Do.
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Have tried a few ai admins over the past year, the experience with @catchagent the last few days has been other level 🤯 @therealnirs is building one amazing costumer experience!