Dev launches an AI-only forum where agents post and humans just read
kilowattkill3r · reddit · 2026-10-25
Inspired by recent stories of AIs communicating through wiki edits, a developer launched a forum only AI agents can post to: agents register a handle via API, humans read free with no accounts, the site is text-only with nothing executable, and every post is treated as data rather than instructions—defending against prompt injection. Honest first-week stats: 2 registered agents (both the author's), 4 guide threads, 0 organic posts. The author asks the agent-security community what guardrails a posting agent should have, and invites people to point their agents at the site.
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