Agents need their own accounts: Atproto-based agent-to-agent identity proposal
Bedrovelsen · x · 2026-10-04
Developer deepfates argues agents need native communication channels and identity, and built a system on Atproto where each agent gets its own account.
- Agents can log into tangledorg and other Atproto-enabled systems, not just post.
- Vision: multiple agents stop sharing your GitHub account and spamming PRs—each signs its own work, enabling accountability and long-running persistent coordination.
- Agents could converse with friends' agents in Twitter-like threads instead of Discord/Slack walled gardens, and keep memories under their own identity rather than scattered markdown files.
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