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Instinct puts its AI agent in group chats, and non-users can join the thread

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The hard part of multi-user AI agents isn't the model, it's deciding which slice of a person's private context a shared agent is allowed to see. Instinct's new group chats are a live test of that. Instinct is launching group chats where friends use its AI agent together on tasks like planning trips, organizing carpools, and coordinating events. The detail that matters for anyone building in this space: friends without an account can take part. The agent, not a signup form, becomes the interface to the product.

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