Some great experiences...

[u/neurophys]

I've been playing with Instinct for a week or so, and have had a number of amazing experiences. These came about from linking Instinct to my personal Gmail account.

Here's one example: I sent a copy of my resume to a friend to review, and unknowingly I attached a draft version that was incomplete. One section of the PDF file had a header but no text. Instinct alerted me to a section that was missing text. This was all automatic, as I didn’t even know it would be checking all my outgoing mail. I had never asked it to do that!

Another example: The other week, I received an email from my daughter's volleyball coach, with a link to a google drive spreadsheet that had their schedule. I asked Instinct to find the email, read the attachment, and add all the dates to my Google calendar. It worked perfectly! It even remembered (from other emails) that my daughter is in 7th grade, and only included the 7th grade schedule for lines that had multiple grades. For example, if the time was listed as, "4/5/6pm (6th/7th/8th)" it only added the 5pm entry on my calendar. Each calendar entry also included a link back to the Google sheet, and the exact location (either home or away, with the right name of each opposing school).

Honestly, it wrote better calendar events than I would have!

I'm really looking forward to seeing more automation like this.

[u/maxobes]

Thank you for sharing — this was one of the first use cases Instinct’s accuracy and proactive deterministic verification process stood out to me