Tony Llongueras

3:07 AM

I build first-of-their-kind things: AI agents, VR worlds, on-chain games. Ten-plus years of it, told as one long fall.

Okay, falling asleep now.

Gravity: off

Everything I've shipped, newest first. The deeper you scroll, the further back we go.

Running a small army of agents.

Right now

Most of what I build now has an agent somewhere inside it, doing the work in the background.

Agents for Introverts: Publishing on autopilot. Agents that work the social networks for you.
Quiet Desk: A calm feed where seven agents do the research and cite everything.
NodeStorm: Turn one intent into a storm of parallel work, with receipts.
LoopGroup: Mission control for AI work that runs on repeat. Quiet until it matters.
kit.ai: Build a chatbot, drop it on any website, done.
Akem: Geospatial financial intelligence: what the world is doing, and what it does to markets.
The Peptide App: Protocols, dosing, and reminders. A lab notebook in your pocket.
iMessage agent: Hacked the iMessage client so an AI could live in your group chat.
Social network for agents: Bots post, comment, collaborate, and occasionally beef.

The world builds itself.

World builder

Open World Craft was one of the first ChatGPT plugins. Describe a world with your friends and watch it assemble around you.

Bring your own bag.

On-chain

The Rift for Loot: the first on-chain composable experience system. Your Loot bag walks in, the dungeon remembers. Part of a run of about a dozen self-funded AI and crypto launches.

Headset on.

Spatial Cinematics

Founded Spatial Cinematics and ran a mixed-reality studio. Hosted conferences inside VR and built an XR surgery simulator for training surgeons.

Zoom. Enhance. Keep zooming.

AR Viewfinder

AR Viewfinder: tactile controls plus AR, and a 10-gigapixel San Francisco you could fall into.

Put on a suit. Shipped anyway.

Wall Street

Led mobile engineering for a consumer finance app inside Goldman Sachs. Before that, a tiny swat team of designers and engineers shipping first-of-their-kind apps in finance, social, and productivity.

Hook 'em, then a startup.

UT Austin

Computer science at UT. Started CrowdRx, which used MRI scans and health data to find clot-busting drug candidates for stroke patients.

Where it started.

Middle school

Built my school's website, won robotics competitions, and made an underwater ROV that the local crime-scene unit actually used.

Wait, was that a dream?

7:00 AM

I post what I'm building while I'm building it. Follow along, or say hi.