SureThing.io - Autonomous agent that communicates results like a human
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Everyone's running AI agents. Seldom hitting their business goals. AI isn't the bottleneck anymore. Humans are. SureThing is a General AI Agency. Paste any GitHub skill — it becomes a team you can @ anytime. One persistent memory across your COO, CMO, and CTO — zero silos. Agents that report up like humans. So you can finally run it like a CEO, not a debugger. With SureThing, now hit your business goals at inference speed.
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OpenPlugin
the 'reporting line vs terminal' framing is sharp. the hard part nobody's nailed yet is getting the agent to be honest about what it almost-did, especially silent partials like 'i created the event' when the api returned 403. how do you surface that in the dashboard?
SureThing.io
@sebastian_sosa1 We separate "what the agent claims" from "what the tool actually returned" — any mismatch gets flagged as a partial in the timeline.
OpenPlugin
@morrisis the claim/return diff in the timeline is exactly the right primitive. one followup, how do you handle partial-success cases like a tool returning 200 with an error in the body? is the predicate user-defined per tool or do you have a default schema?
@sebastian_sosa1 You nailed it - An agent saying "done" when the API returned 403 is worse than failing loudly. Our approach: when an agent hits a wall, it remembers the failure pattern and proactively verifies execution next time before reporting back. So instead of blindly claiming "event created," it learns to check the actual result first and return what really happened. Still evolving, but the error-memory loop is already making a real difference.
OpenPlugin
@heyalicehan the error-memory loop is the interesting part. how do you scope what counts as 'the same wall' for memory purposes, by tool + endpoint, by error code, or something fuzzier like 'this auth provider tends to silent-fail on token expiry'? that distinction is where most agent platforms i've seen get tripped up.
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Thesys
Congrats on the launch. Can you share more technical details on the memory benchmark?
Finally an agentic tool built for non-technical business owners, not just developers. The 'set it and forget it' job execution across Gmail and Sheets is practical. Question: how does the agent handle authentication drift when connected apps rotate tokens?
That line — 'AI isn't the bottleneck anymore, humans are' — is honestly the most honest thing I've seen a founder say in a while. Shared memory across the COO, CMO and CTO agents makes sense, that's usually where these setups break down. My one question is how it knows when to stop and loop in a human versus just running with it.