Agent Operable Revolution: A Deluded Dream of Dorsey's Corporate Utopia
Jack Dorsey dropped a framework for making your company what we refer to at Intrinsic Labs as "Agent Operable". It is a timely and accurate reference point for any company whose primary output is… | Jon Slemp
Verdict
"Agent Operable" is repeated ad nauseam, yet Jon Slemp offers about as much clarity on this term as a foggy windshield in a rainstorm. Dorsey’s name gets tossed around like confetti, lending borrowed authority to a post that fails to escape the gravitational pull of its own corporate clichés—'timely and accurate reference point' sounds just revolutionary enough to bore your socks off. We’re assured it's 'going to be fun to watch this play out over the next 15-20 years,' which is not unlike anticipating paint drying with bated breath. As we ponder these empty profundities, one wonders if this framework was dropped by Dorsey or simply dropped altogether.
The post expresses a sense of being early to the party, suggesting pride in involvement.
The reference to Jack Dorsey lends weight to the argument without substantial personal credentials.
"Agent Operable" is used repeatedly without concrete explanation or analysis of its implications.
While discussing change and new roles, it primarily caters to established corporate frameworks.
There’s some promotion of Intrinsic Labs’ framework but it feels secondary to the main discussion.
'Timely and accurate reference point' and 'let the models cook' are typical buzzwords that dilute originality.