Author here. I wrote this because I kept seeing teams solve agent context by stuffing prompts or calling N APIs per request—fine for demos, breaks at scale.
I wanted to put a name to the alternative I have in mind: a context plane—infrastructure that builds, stores, and serves context so agents get the right context per entity with one API (store + cache, entity-first, S3-compatible object storage, Rust).
I'd love feedback from the community: how are you solving context for agents today, and what would you recommend or do differently?
Depending on the audience demographics, contact marketing team of top dating apps in your target countries (probably US and India) like Tinder, Badoo,etc.. and make custom deals to feature them.
Negotiate a base monthly subscription + performance deal.
Have a look at https://advertise.buzzfeed.com, apply to their program pretending to be a large brand or new startup with series B/C funding and attend their sales call, they have the exact same business model.
Look online at Casper's strategy regarding SEO, they ended up acquiring the review website for mattresses that brought them seo traffic.
Ideally you could negotiate an exit strategy to one of the dating players if you have a good relationship with their SEO manager.
I wanted to put a name to the alternative I have in mind: a context plane—infrastructure that builds, stores, and serves context so agents get the right context per entity with one API (store + cache, entity-first, S3-compatible object storage, Rust).
I'd love feedback from the community: how are you solving context for agents today, and what would you recommend or do differently?