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===== In 2025 you give someone your phone number. =====

In 2027 you give them Level 2.

Because your agent isn’t just a tool—it’s the thing that knows you: your calendar, your preferences, your soft spots, your patterns, your boundaries.

So access becomes tiered:
* Level 1: Scheduling (my agent can coordinate with yours)
* Level 2: Context (it knows how I like to be approached; what I’m avoiding)
* Level 3: Authority (it can negotiate on my behalf up to $X / within rules)
* Level 4: Intimacy (it can help you repair with me; it knows the real story)

You’ll see this everywhere:
* business: “I can give your agent Level 2 for a week—then it expires.”
* friendships: “You have my bypass. Don’t abuse it.”
* romance: “I think you’ve earned Level 3.”
* breakups: “I revoked your access.” (a sentence that will feel cold-blooded and inevitable)

Access to someone’s agent becomes like meeting their parents—except more consequential.
Because it’s not symbolic.

It’s operational trust.

If you want, I can now do a micro-polish pass that tightens each entry by ~10–15% (more snap, fewer syllables) while keeping your “camera pointed at a thing” structure exactly intact.