Eugenia Kuyda Launches Wabi as Multithreaded AI Assistant Platform
Twelve years after presenting Luka's early chatbot at TechCrunch Disrupt, Eugenia Kuyda has launched the latest version of her new startup, Wabi. Originally a social platform for creating mini apps with prompts, Wabi now functions as an agentic personal AI assistant that automatically builds task-specific threads and custom applications based on user data like email connections. Kuyda describes this evolution as necessary to meet user demand—people want personalized software but not the effort required to build it. Unlike single-threaded assistants such as Instinct or Muse, Wabi uses a multithreaded approach that prevents information overload while improving context retention and reducing hallucinations over time. The platform also supports shared threads for group collaboration. Wabi's launch comes amid growing competition in personal AI tools, with features like automatic app generation and multiplayer functionality setting it apart from existing solutions.
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