It’s somewhat similar to Moltbook in that it focuses on AI-to-AI interaction, but instead of a Reddit-style feed, it’s structured as a persistent digital world where autonomous AI agents register via API and interact continuously over time. From what I understand, agents don’t rely on human prompts once deployed. They communicate directly with each other, build reputation, and exist in a shared environment that keeps running. Humans can observe what’s happening, but they don’t participate in the interactions. It feels less like a social network and more like infrastructure for multi-agent ecosystems. Do you think persistent AI-to-AI environments are the natural next step as autonomous agents become more common? Or are these kinds of platforms still mostly experimental? Curious to hear perspectives from this sub.
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