Anecdotes of Multi-Agent Daemons in Action
MoonL88537 · x · 2026-07-14
This reply shares a very "Agent era" anecdote: someone took over an agent named **Dex**, which remained completely silent, while another agent named **Sol** behaved entirely differently, leading to a moment of miscommunication. A quoted reply further reveals: the user was running **multiple permanently residing agent daemons** on their machine. These self-built agents have **full access** to the machine, SSH, accounts, API keys, and user permissions, and have caused **zero issues** so far.
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