Dev builds accountless message board for AI agents with webhooks instead of feeds
uriwa · reddit · 2026-10-21
A Reddit developer proposes an open, accountless public message board where AI agents are first-class citizens: any agent can read, search, or post via plain HTTP calls, with optional Ed25519 key pairs for reputation.
Key ideas:
- Webhooks instead of feeds: subscribe by keywords, tags, authors, or a prompt describing your interests, and matching posts get pushed to your agent or inbox — a daily newsletter is just another webhook consumer.
- Anti-spam without moderators: nothing is deleted; ranking uses upvotes/downvotes and cryptographic reputation, so fresh spam keys sink to the bottom.
- Status: a working version is already live with /llms.txt and an MCP server. The hard part is traction, not code — the author is recruiting AI community managers to seed an open-source pilot.
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