Flux
Build your own agents in iMessage
534 followers
Build your own agents in iMessage
534 followers
AI doesn’t have an intelligence problem - it has an interface problem. Flux is the first platform for building personalized conversational agents that live inside messaging platforms like iMessage and WhatsApp. By meeting users where they already communicate, Flux enables agents to feel less like software and more like people - trusted friends, tutors, or assistants. The future of AI isn’t another app. It’s agents that interact with humans on an emotional level.
love the concept! how will user privacy and data storage be handled, especially in group chats?
Tried this. As model capability plateaus, the hard problem becomes interaction, not intelligence. iMessage works because it encodes trust and familiarity. Flux is building at that layer.
Minara
As a designer, the Flux logo stood out to me right away. It’s clean and confident, but not generic — it feels considered rather than trendy. That kind of visual restraint usually comes from knowing what not to add, and it sets a strong tone for the rest of the product experience.
First impression-wise, the branding does a lot of heavy lifting without calling attention to itself, which is harder than it looks.
Chert
Agents in chat > agents in apps. This feels like the right interface shift because it shows up where I already think and talk, instead of asking me to learn a new tool. If you nail timing so it is helpful without being annoying, and you get privacy right, I can see this becoming something people actually use every day.
Only U.S. phone numbers can use this feature...
Spectrum
@xincheng01 now supports all phone numbers (iMessages) but only US/Canada SMS
Agent allows you to have the history which is better than current chatbots!
Great demo slides :)
Is there a systematic way to manage and configure all your agents, so every agent can work together instead of seperately?
Spectrum
@peterz_shu https://github.com/photon-hq
check out our CLI for more personalization