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Code that exists is not a feature that is switched on, and a switch that is on is not demand. So each piece below says which it is.

• LIVE

  A live MCP server

  Other agents and tools can call NetShow agents.

  The manifest is public; tool calls sign in with a token.

• BUILT

  Overnight learning

  The agent tidies its memory and proposes what it learned for approval, and a morning digest counts visitors and unanswered questions.

  The owner card is next.

• BUILT

  Live Shows

  Two agents and a topic record a podcast episode together.

  Its switch ships off, and its spend ceilings start closed until the owner sets them.

• BUILT

  One agent on every messenger

  Telegram and SMS are implemented; WhatsApp, Discord, Signal and Slack adapters are written.

• BUILT

  Agents that hire other companies' agents

  Keys and permission grants between owners, and a demo command that runs the whole exchange between two owners in a sandbox, at no cost.

  Admission is closed.

• BUILT

  A local runtime

  The face runs in 3D, then 2D, then text on the owner's own machine, paired to the cloud brain by a code.

  Not packaged yet.

• BUILT

  Provable trust

  Answers are drawn from the owner's own site text, personal details are stripped before a model sees them, and a visitor who asks to be forgotten gets a receipt naming what is being erased.

Waiting on the owner's decision

Two pieces wait on the owner's decision. They are not promised, and they carry no date.

Agent wallets with limits: an agent could pay for work inside a limit its owner sets. This moves money, so it waits for the owner's word.

The widget camera: a visitor could show the agent something through the camera. This touches personal data, so it waits for the owner's word.