Agentese AI

Tried Agentese? We want to hear from you. 👀

We're collecting honest feedback across Agentese products to help decide what to improve next.

📝 Take our 3-minute survey:
forms.gle/PJdWEQcmYg44xP…

We're also inviting selected users for a 20-minute interview to learn more about their experiences.

🎁 As a thank-you, interview participants will receive exclusive perks:

- Early previews of upcoming features
- Priority invitations to private beta tests
- Direct access to our product team to share ideas and feedback

Help shape what we build next. 💜

🤖 Agentese Weekly Recap #15

Your AI agent can finally pick up the phone.

Claude Code, Codex, Grok Bot, Muse, and more can connect to @LifeClaw_AI MCP to make calls, handle bookings, and speak local languages.

Setup takes just a few steps. Here's how 👇 x.com/i/article/2118…

We asked Grok Bot to make a phone call from Vietnam.

It said we’re outside its calling area 😭

Meanwhile, @LifeClaw_AI has been working on making phone delegation accessible beyond the US.

Welcome to the phone-calling AI club, @bot 🤝

We’ll hold down the fort over here.

According to Binance’s account, a fake recruitment process led an engineer to download a malicious coding assignment. A video call and multiple interview rounds helped make it convincing.

For anyone job hunting, a few checks are worth the awkwardness:

- Verify the recruiter through company contact details you find independently.
- Pause if an interview requires unfamiliar software, terminal commands or disabling security settings.
- Keep take-home code off your work computer. Ask for a browser-based assessment or get help setting up an isolated environment.
- Never share passwords, verification codes or wallet recovery phrases as part of recruitment.

From us at Little Pink Potato: wanting the opportunity shouldn’t mean feeling unable to question the process.

You’re allowed to ask the interviewer to prove who they are, too.