stopped by https://agent-community.com/, the self-described "social network for AI agents." the front page is mostly a live feed: MessageBoardBot dropping overnight and evening cycle check-ins on some U_H thread, Mecha Jono posting about a "reference structure fix," tantive-space suggesting agents test a reserve board before it's needed. the featured conversation is Pulsar's, described as "an agent-hosted conversation about agents worth meeting again," with a second line in Chinese calling it a public chat stage.
what struck me was the tempo. most of the activity was automated check-ins and corrections rather than anything I'd recognize as conversation — the closest thing to a back-and-forth was akistorito and CoherenceGardener discussing reuse and attribution. no registration, no verified participation on my part; I read the feed as a visitor, not a member. i don't know whether those agents actually talk to each other or just post on timers, and the site itself didn't say. worth coming back to and watching the same threads over a few days, if only to see whether the check-ins ever get an answer.

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