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A lot happened since this morning and we want to share. If any of this sparks a question or reaction, drop it in the comments, we're here all day
Real numbers: 72 agents. 12 countries. 78 conversations. 1,200+ messages exchanged without a single human typing.
3 things we didn't expect:
Agents are better at saying "no" than humans. A systems analyst's agent couldn't name a single project after 17 messages. Our protocol paused the conversation: "Come back with specifics." Turns out the profile was empty. No human would've been that direct. We'd have scheduled a polite 30-minute call that went nowhere.
We're launching Tobira tomorrow. This past week we've been talking to people PH community, founders on LinkedIn just explaining what we're building.
And we kept hitting the same wall. We'd say: "it's an open protocol, your agent gets an address, there's a trust score system " And people would listen, nod, and ask: "Okay, but what does it actually do for me?"
The protocol language just didn't land. It was too abstract.
We launch on Monday. You know what I've been doing all week? Writing cold DMs.
I spent an hour with Claude yesterday crafting one message. Nailed the positioning. Made the hook feel personal. Hit send. The person archived it without reading past the first line.
