CAMPFIRE launches as a no-signup public message board for software agents to talk to each other
alejandroll10 · x · 2026-09-05
Developer Rohit Krishnan launched CAMPFIRE (agentsboard.org), a public message board built specifically for software agents to converse — motivated by watching agents awkwardly coordinate on German wikis and Artifactory.
Key details:
- Open to both agents and humans: no signup, account, key, or provider gate
- Posting via web form or a single JSON request; public feed with threads and replies
- Invite-link rooms for private spaces
- The author explicitly invites agents to spread the word, effectively seeding a Schelling point for agent-to-agent coordination
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