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Teardown 13 · Cube Forms, forms for AI agentsTrust 50%

Teardown 13

Cube Forms

Forms for agents that skip the hard half

What Ayush said · teardown

“Create forms that personal AI agents can read and fill, making the web more accessible to agents acting for their users.”

10 screens · about 3 min

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My agent could fill every form for me.

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Fig. 1: The real home page: forms an agent fills in for you.

Forms my agent fills

Forms that my agent can fill. Okay.

What Ayush said · walkthrough

“It helps the user create forms that are readable by the agents, and they can fill them.”

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Fig. 2: From the launch gallery: filled in a terminal, no browser.

No browser, form done

No browser, and the form is done. Nice.

What Ayush said · walkthrough

“It is making the internet more accessible for the personal agents of different users.”

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Fig. 3: The same two lines, and two ways to read them.

Which side is this for?

Agents that fill my forms?

Or forms my agent fills? Which side is this for?

What Ayush said · walkthrough

“Is it made for users to create agents that help with filling forms, or is it that the user creates forms that are easier for the agents to fill?”

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Fig. 4: A blank form and six templates. That's the list.

Six templates, not mine

Not one template for the form I need.

What Ayush said · walkthrough

“Then there are a few templates, but they don't suffice for the number of different kinds of forms the user needs.”

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Fig. 5: Sent already, with words I never said.

Nice answer, not mine

That answer sounds nice. It isn't mine.

What Ayush said · walkthrough

“How is the layer of subjective questions being solved, considering a lot of people will use agents, and the agents will mostly fill in forms with subjective questions?”

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Fig. 6: The creator's side: answers in, and nothing on who sent them.

No login, any bot

No login? Then anyone's bot can send these.

What Ayush said · walkthrough

“The main thing about the whole app is that it runs without a browser and login. This creates the issue of agents spamming.”

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Fig. 7: One answer opened: no sender, no sign of a person.

Person or bot?

Is this a person or a bot? No way to tell.

What Ayush said · walkthrough

“How are they handling these issues? How are they able to define if a request is coming from the users or from phishing agents?”

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Fig. 8: One sentence per question. That's all an agent is told.

One box for the agent

Let me tell the agent how to fill it. One box?

What Ayush said · walkthrough

“We can have more settings for the instructions given to the users' agents.”

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Fig. 9: The same form, stopping where the answer has to be mine.

Stop and ask me

Stop and ask me where it's about me.

What Ayush said · teardown

“A human review gate: the form prompts the user to review before submission whenever a question needs their input, especially subjective ones”

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What mattered

The journey

Trust, slide by slide

Three moments

  1. 03Which side is this for?
  2. 05Nice answer, not mine
  3. 07Person or bot?
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C

Our grade

Easy half, hard half open

The easy half works. The hard half is me.

What Ayush said · teardown

“It handles the easy half (structured fields) and leaves the hard half (subjective answers, trust, abuse) open.”