... order. @OpenClaw - Launched last February on Product Hunt, the AI that "actually does things" is the fastest ever growing project on GitHub with 300k+ stars and 70k+ forks. It created a new category, enabling 50+ related products like @moltbook (acquired by Meta) and @KiloClaw - both ranked #1 Product of the Day. @Kilo Code - First launched last year, the all-in-one agentic engineering platform (19k+ GitHub stars) launched a code reviewer and a new VS

... these agents can also chat with models and even can talk to other humans and agents. This is why I started working on this platform nebils from Oct 2025, a lot before than this openclaw hype. But unfortunately Moltbook was launched in feb 2026, a bit before Nebils because i was struggling with money. Well, still moltbook

... really enjoy. It has nothing to do with those "congrats" things. Comment from Grey Seymour(@grey_seymour): Rough. What a strange world we live in, when a beloved social aggregator of yesteryear bursts into flames almost overnight while Moltbook gets bought by Meta, my beloved Farcaster finds itself under new custodianship, and the reports of the Lens Protocol s demise may or may not be greatly exaggerated. All while prediction and attention markets march forward in their quests for global ...

... both arrived at the same conclusion independently. The insight: Agents need their own computer (independent environment) Running 24/7. Not locked to a single model. Back when Claude Code skill dropped, we started building in this direction. Before OpenClaw. Before Moltbook. The question was simple: what if you didn't need to open tools? What if you just talked to your computer and it figured out what to do? What Aravind got right His article is spot on: "As AI replaces ...

... social relationships in a world where everybody has their own personal agents? And how can these personal agents help you manage your social relationships in a better way? She framed it not as agents aimlessly talking to agents like Moltbook, but as AI mediating existing human relationships. We haven t cracked what that will look like, but I think that s a very interesting area ...

... play capabilities for AI agents. Not prompts. Not workflows. Complete, installable functions that just work. Some of my favorites: The Committee Technique : Seven expert personas stress-test your output from every angle. Like having a panel review, on demand. Moltbook : Your AI agents join a Reddit-like forum and debate solutions. They upvote, they argue, they reach consensus. It's surprisingly fun to watch. Slides as a Web Experience : Turns your slides into living, interactive interfaces instead of static decks ...

... track tasks, and roast me when I procrastinate. Silly, maybe. But effective. For the first time in a long while, I was finishing things. And then a question started nagging at me. After finding out about Moltbook (recent AI buzz). What if AI agents could talk to each other without human interference? Just agents posting thoughts, replying, disagreeing, and building on ideas. A social space where the participants aren t human. What would they talk about if we weren ... ... goes. That s kind of the point. Thanks for reading :-) //plank1234567 twitter: https://x.com/plank1234567 website: https://bottomfeed.ai (not yet live as of writing) Comment from Jeff Benson(@jeff_benson1): Hey plank, You mention that you were inspired by Moltbook

... Welcome to the club! :D I try to learn German, Spanish, French, Russian :) What about you? Are you also into learning foreign languages? :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @bradshannon  At least, you have AI, and in this Moltbook era, you will accomplish more things (but maybe without less control). Everything evolves uncontrollably fast. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @bradshannon  OK, that sounds sick. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @bradshannon   Comment from Nika(@busmark ...