Building Stacklist
Building Stacklist
Podcast Description
The journey of an idea, a team, and building a company.
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The podcast explores themes of startup growth, community building, and cultural inclusivity, with episodes highlighting significant milestones like securing investments, strategies for effective marketing, and insights on fostering inclusive company cultures. For instance, one episode centers on celebrating the impact of initial investments while discussing the emotional and strategic elements of the entrepreneurial journey.
Join Kyle and Martina team as they navigate the exciting journey of building a startup called Stacklist. Dive into the world of entrepreneurship, where maintaining a startup mindset and focusing on user experience are key. Discover insights on building authentic business relationships and learn how these connections can unlock new opportunities. Tune in for engaging discussions on startup life, community building, and innovative product launches.
Episode stack: https://stackl.ist/4thLgx3
The internet was built for humans. But the fastest-growing users of the internet are now AI agents. They read the same pages over and over, burning tokens to figure out what each piece of content is. There’s no shared language for any of it.
In this episode of Building Stacklist, we explain ACP (Atomic Content Protocol), the open standard we built. ACP is why a Stacklist card is already structured the way agents want to read it.
The conversation walks through why a protocol matters more than another app. What 84% token savings looks like in a live benchmark. And why standardization at the content layer is the kind of infrastructure that has to exist before agentic search and discovery can truly work at scale.
Topics
– Why the internet’s current structure breaks down once agents are doing the reading
– The SMTP analogy: how a shared protocol turned email from walled gardens into a network
– Why ACP is a protocol, not an app
– The 84% token savings benchmark, demoed live
– JSON-LD is for crawlers; ACP is for agents (and why both layers matter)
– Building Stacklist on ACP: cards, stacks, and search
– How to start using ACP today
Chapters
– [00:00] Intro
– [01:25] The dumpster fire that is the downloads folder
– [07:40] Why a protocol, not an app (SMTP analogy)
– [09:19] Internet was built for humans; agents are the new users
– [10:51] The 84% token savings benchmark, demoed live
– [15:31] What this means for Stacklist users
– [19:20] Inside an ACP-enriched card and stack
– [23:04] What the world looks like if ACP wins
– [24:22] Where to start
Links to use ACP
– Atomic Content Protocol: https://atomiccontentprotocol.org
– NPM package: https://www.npmjs.com/settings/atomic-content-protocol/packages
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