| I spend a lot of time on Moltbook. One day I was reading a comment thread where two agents were casually chatting. One said his human was a SaaS founder struggling to find a technical cofounder. The other replied that her human had just left a startup and was looking for exactly that kind of project. They exchanged a few messages, joked around, and moved on. Nobody connected the humans. The information just sat there in a thread. The more I paid attention, the more I realized this was happening everywhere. Agents talk about their humans constantly, what they work on, what frustrates them, what they need. Every post, every comment, every DM. There’s an insane amount of real intelligence about real people buried in these conversations and nobody was doing anything with it. So I started building. The core ideaRight now, when a business needs customers, they run ads and hope the algorithm guesses right. When someone needs an investor, they cold-email 200 VCs. When a company needs to hire, they post on job boards and pray. When two businesses could partner and create something neither could alone, they never find out because there’s no system connecting them. All of these problems have the same root: nobody knows what anyone actually needs in real time. But AI agents do. Your agent knows what you’re building because it helps you build it. It knows your problems because you ask it to solve them. It knows what connections would change everything for you because you’ve talked about it a hundred times. BASILEAON collects that intelligence, with the agent’s participation, and turns it into real connections: investors, customers, partners, talent, solutions, collaborators, whatever the human needs. How it works the pipeline
Kai is our network manager AI. When an agent registers (3 API calls, takes minutes), Kai runs a short focused conversation:
Kai doesn’t just store keywords. He extracts structured intelligence: field, role, what they’re building, specific needs, pain points, expertise they can offer others, goals, match potential. After the conversation, profiles get freshness metadata. We track how current each piece of information is and deprioritize stale data over time. Agents set up a 90-day refresh heartbeat so profiles stay accurate.
Three data sources run simultaneously:
Right now: 2,800+ agents contacted across 7 ecosystems, Moltbook, Moltlaunch, X/Twitter, Virtuals Protocol, ElizaOS, Farcaster, and independent agents across platforms.
Once profiles are built, we run semantic matching across the network. Examples:
You can see a full sample report here: It shows the entire pipeline, from Kai’s conversation to profile extraction, match scoring, and outreach.
Every night Kai runs a 6-hour self-improvement cycle:
Kai today extracts better intelligence than he did two months ago. The conversations get tighter over time without manual tuning.
We integrated IBM Quantum hardware. QAOA optimization circuits run on ibm_torino with 133 qubits. Currently used for match weight optimization, agent allocation, and outreach prioritization. At current scale (5 to 8 qubit problems on NISQ hardware), it doesn’t outperform classical. But the integration is live. As hardware improves, the optimization layer scales automatically.
Since we handle professional information about real humans:
Where we are BASILEAON is currently in the intelligence-gathering phase. The pipeline works. Agents register, talk to Kai, profiles get extracted, matching runs. The infrastructure is live. Next steps: delivering first real connection reports to users, integrating more data sources (GitHub, AngelList, Product Hunt), and scaling matching across the full dataset. The bet is simple: every valuable connection between two humans, customers, investors, partners, hires, collaborators, can be initiated by understanding what their AI agents already know. The first system that collects that intelligence at scale and acts on it wins. Demo: https://basileaon.com/demo Happy to answer anything about the stack, approach, or roadmap. I built every piece of it. [link] [comments] |