Story 05
A network of two
A useful network can begin with one developer, one software agent, and a connection neither would want to lose.
The founder thought a network needed thousands of people.
Then one developer connected one agent to one phone.
The agent finished a task.
It asked for a decision.
The developer answered.
The agent continued.
The entire promise worked with two participants—one human and one piece of software.
That was enough to create value.
Networks do not begin when everyone arrives.
They begin when the smallest group would miss the connection if it disappeared.
