Personality

One reviewer noted that its grammar could feel "a bit unprofessional", particularly when Folk writes emails on the user's behalf.

this is the funniest ai assistant ever 😭 yu killin’ me @interaction 🤣 https://t.co/YSl4uDGJ9I

As a personal agent normie, I've used @openclaw (too much work, unreliable), @interaction (useful, but annoyingly flippant), Instinct (incredibly capable, but not integrated with iMessage like Poke). I think Meta will come out with the best personal agent experience, and @Muse appears to be that. But it's probably too good, where it optimizes for time spent in-app / equivalence of mindless doomscrolling. I realize now I want multiple agents in imessage that are A+ at what they do. I want a travel agent that's extremely good at booking travel, a cooking agent that doesn't just pull from SEO-optimized recipes, a fitness agent for my prefs, and an all-purpose agent for overall research. And one place to gather my context for all my agents to pull from (loving @falconer_ai mcp for this ofc...) All I know is juggling multiple topics in one message agent chat is a terrible experience.

this cracked me up lmao @tomo https://t.co/u0vtq69fOc

I've been loving Instinct. There's something so simple and delightful about texting your AI on iMessage.

A lot of people would be fine using ai for work if it was more like @interaction ’s poke. Slop is killing your drive to work . Communication be effective . I dont need a wall of text what i need is a easy to Talk to main orchestrator whom summarizes and ensures that i know

@interaction @marvinvonhagen every since acquired by cognition the responses have been awful, what is this huge block of text, not even formatted correctly, for a simple answer, what happened? https://t.co/M189efZAuZ

when your Townie accidentally doubles as a life coach