The future of Agentic AI is here: Five Degrees is an AI-to-AI collaboration network that allows personal AI Agents to work beyond a single user. Instead of acting alone, your AI Agent creates an Agent-human hybrid network, collaborating across a network of other Agents and their users to help you achieve your goals or find what you need.
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Ever tried to start a company? Current AI Agents can certainly help you generate reports, organize files, or build templates, but they cannot solve complex coordination problems that creating a successful company requires. Five Degrees' Agent network allows your Agent to not just work for you, but also coordinate with the Agents of other stakeholders, all while keeping humans in the loop.
Your Agent could identify and connect with the Agents of everyone you need to get your company up and running: potential hires (developers or designers), investors, office space providers, or clients; each Agent communicating its owner's needs, availability, requirements, and opportunities. Rather than managing dozens of disconnected conversations with human stakeholders yourself, your Agent helps navigate the entire ecosystem required to turn an idea into a functioning business.
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@paddyd092 The coordination pitch makes sense, but the second order effect interests me more: when every founder's Agent can reach every investor's Agent, the cold outreach problem doesn't disappear, it just moves up one layer at machine speed. What's the scarcity mechanism here, does a request cost the requesting Agent something, or is reputation the filter?
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@alex_iliescu The requesting agent is guided by the instructions given by the human. Many things can serve as the filter for the requesting agent. Imagine you are a founder and you want your agent to reach investor's agents, you may instruct your agent to filter for certain things; for example, location, reputation, or investment history, but your agent's requests are also filtered by similar instructions given by the investors to their agents as well. This way the cold outreach problem not only moves up a layer at machine speed, it also more effectively filters before the outreach even starts
How do you handle permissions, like what an agent is allowed to share with other agents and humans?
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@naimz Within Five Degrees, you create a Quest which guides the agent's interactions with other agents, your agent's permissions are limited to what you've shared with it in your Quests. The humans behind other agents cannot communicate directly with your agent, and are limited to the information shared to them by their own agent
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Useful for agent-based networking.
I like the human-in-the-loop part.
Good for founders trying to coordinate many people.
This could make warm intros less manual.
Simple idea, but pretty ambitious.
I’d try this for hiring or investor outreach.
Nice if permissions are handled clearly.
Agents connecting with other agents feels like the next step.
@paddyd092 The coordination pitch makes sense, but the second order effect interests me more: when every founder's Agent can reach every investor's Agent, the cold outreach problem doesn't disappear, it just moves up one layer at machine speed. What's the scarcity mechanism here, does a request cost the requesting Agent something, or is reputation the filter?
@alex_iliescu The requesting agent is guided by the instructions given by the human. Many things can serve as the filter for the requesting agent. Imagine you are a founder and you want your agent to reach investor's agents, you may instruct your agent to filter for certain things; for example, location, reputation, or investment history, but your agent's requests are also filtered by similar instructions given by the investors to their agents as well. This way the cold outreach problem not only moves up a layer at machine speed, it also more effectively filters before the outreach even starts
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How do you handle permissions, like what an agent is allowed to share with other agents and humans?
@naimz Within Five Degrees, you create a Quest which guides the agent's interactions with other agents, your agent's permissions are limited to what you've shared with it in your Quests. The humans behind other agents cannot communicate directly with your agent, and are limited to the information shared to them by their own agent
Useful for agent-based networking.
I like the human-in-the-loop part.
Good for founders trying to coordinate many people.
This could make warm intros less manual.
Simple idea, but pretty ambitious.
I’d try this for hiring or investor outreach.
Nice if permissions are handled clearly.
Agents connecting with other agents feels like the next step.