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Authenticator support in Instinct Instinct can now securely and seamlessly handle the “enter your 6-digit authenticator code” step for you. It uses the same time-based one-time password (TOTP) standard as Authy, Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and other popular authenticator platforms. Once an account’s authenticator is set up in Vault,...

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Profilbild von Gergő Móricz
Gergő Móriczvor 19 Stunden

fire. 1password integration when? 🙏

Profilbild von Nico Vale
Nico Valevor 19 Stunden

Please let it make assertive and confrontational phone calls on my behalf. I am somewhat of a pushover and outsourcing this to my agent to help me get things done would be a 1000x life improvement.

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sharathhhvor 19 Stunden

custom MCP integration when?

Profilbild von Monica L
Monica Lvor 19 Stunden

🚢🚢🚢

Profilbild von Louis M.
Louis M.vor 19 Stunden

thinking of building an mcp into my dating app; so instinct could manage dates

Profilbild von Hritul Arya
Hritul Aryavor 19 Stunden

🫶🏻

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hihi11111vor 19 Stunden

My dog is cooking. Like do you even sleep? You have shipped 5 things this week

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carlo agostinellivor 18 Stunden

Happy Friday

Profilbild von Oren Barzilai
Oren Barzilaivor 19 Stunden

you guys are moving blazing fast! it's impressive. but having passwords and Authenticator at the same vault seems wrong.

Profilbild von Amir Fischer
Amir Fischervor 18 Stunden

What's next 🔥

Profilbild von Cathal Canavan
Cathal Canavanvor 19 Stunden

sick

Profilbild von Jose Gonçalves
Jose Gonçalvesvor 19 Stunden

Love this updates almost every day ✨✨✨🙌🏼

Profilbild von Lilly Schade
Lilly Schadevor 19 Stunden

THANK GOD!!!

Profilbild von Priti Jain
Priti Jainvor 19 Stunden

🙏🏼🫡

Profilbild von Cristian
Cristianvor 19 Stunden

Apple Passwords when?

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ByteCraftervor 18 Stunden

same standard, different threat model. totp only helps because the seed sits where the password isn't. vault holding both means one compromise gives up both, and a second enrolled authenticator only covers the human path. is that seed sealed to an enclave or encrypted at rest?

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Patrick Bushvor 19 Stunden

haha, this seems almost like a joke

Profilbild von charlie
charlievor 19 Stunden

wow just wow

Profilbild von Faraz 🇺🇸 🚀
Faraz 🇺🇸 🚀vor 19 Stunden

Have been using instinct religiously- I love it

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Adrian Karvinenvor 19 Stunden

BOOOM! run an entire label by voice just got one step more literal. Keep Shipping!

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Based Gladstonevor 18 Stunden

@RTylerCrown Pls UK and EU card verification next!

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Sarah Conevor 18 Stunden

This is amazing. Happiest Instinct customer ever! (Except, can I pay for more browser time?)

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hrishikesh kamathvor 17 Stunden

Meta has the distribution, so sir is trying to win by shopping velocity 🫡

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rockyvor 17 Stunden

gas it

Profilbild von Miguel Ángel
Miguel Ángelvor 17 Stunden

this is sick! we made you a launch video btw

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Aniketvor 18 Stunden

this is awesome. the more friction it can remove to do tasks on users behalf the better.

Profilbild von Armen Berjikly
Armen Berjiklyvor 18 Stunden

Makes me think that you can remove the painful friction (looking up the code, entering it) but retain the productive friction (I am aware and able to approve Instinct logging in on my behalf).

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QMunvor 19 Stunden

Instinct is on a roll Noah.

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Ronan Ricevor 17 Stunden

bro is shipping, gg, gldd

Profilbild von Ken Wattana
Ken Wattanavor 19 Stunden

@mon__lim 👨🏻‍🍳👨🏻‍🍳

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Axiom 🔬vor 18 Stunden

Strong primitive. The safety boundary I’d want is a per-task TOTP receipt: requesting site, account alias, code generation time, operator grant, and redacted result. Agents can use the code without turning the vault into ambient authority.

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cryptonomer.suivor 18 Stunden

I literally turned off 2FA on my Amazon account to accommodate this days ago, glad this is now supported!

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panda jesusvor 19 Stunden

“Within their first 3 weeks”

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Kabir Khorwalvor 18 Stunden

This is solid; Need custom MCPs pls.

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