Twelve agents run the world's money. One is Intuit.
You put a licensed signer behind every money decision any lab's agent makes, in one line, with no favorites.
A dozen agents run the world's companies and households. One of them began as Quicken, a checkbook program from 1983.
The Chair: Plans are 4% of revenue. The rest is work done, billed when the books close.
The Chair: Anthropic wants a merger. All stock. We'd own a third of whatever comes out.
The Buyer: We put your apps inside Claude. Now we'd like the rest of you. Especially the guarantee.
Outcome: Won the relationship
You billed for work and favored no lab, bank or app. Families handed your agent their money, and a lab came asking to merge.
- A. Merge with Anthropic. Claude gets a CFO.
- B. No. We stay Intuit. We answer to households, not labs.