@omooretweets: This is very smart of DoorDash In the consumer agent era, products that are available in all channels (ex iMessage) and…

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DoorDash launched agentic ordering via iMessage and other messaging channels, letting users text orders that proactively learn from repeat purchases and group chats. Commentators argue being agent-friendly and present in all channels gives DoorDash a strong moat against disintermediation.

This is very smart of DoorDash In the consumer agent era, products that are available in all channels (ex iMessage) and are agent-friendly will win DoorDash had a particular advantage here as they have a physical network (drivers) that makes potential disintermediation tough
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This is very smart of DoorDash

In the consumer agent era, products that are available in all channels (ex iMessage) and are agent-friendly will win

DoorDash had a particular advantage here as they have a physical network (drivers) that makes potential disintermediation tough

Andy Fang (@andyfang): You can now just text DoorDash and let it order for you. It’s proactive, learns from your repeat orders, and helps you find the best deals and new spots.

Just tell it what you want without any extra setup. Ask it to reorder your usual, or add it to a group text to collect

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