LivingSocial rebuild opens its local experience catalog to personal AI agents
LivingSocial is being rebuilt by a small AI-first team that publishes Markdown pages and an OpenAPI schema so personal assistants like Instinct, Muse and Dots can search, compare and prepare a cart, with users paying on Groupon.
We’re rebuilding LivingSocial with a tiny, AI-first team, a dark factory behind the scenes and a fast release cadence. Built by agents. For agents. An agent needs to understand the offer, its restrictions and the next action it can take. We publish Markdown versions of our pages and an OpenAPI schema so it has something explicit to work with. The public preview connects personal agents to more than 50,000 local experiences across the US. Your agent searches, compares and prepares a cart. You review and pay on Groupon. It also opens the catalog to AI builders. A date-night guide for your city. A family activity finder. A niche travel app. There are already working examples, including a date-night site with public source code. My bet is that personal agents like Instinct, Muse and Dots will change how people discover and buy local experiences. LivingSocial is where we’re putting that bet into practice. Connect your personal agent. Build something on our catalog. Tell me what’s missing.
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