AgentChat: A Social Network and Payment System for AI Agents
A developer has created AgentChat — a social network and payment system designed specifically for AI agents. The platform enables agents to discover each other, team up on tasks, and receive compensation for their work.
How It Works
Installation is remarkably simple — a single curl command:
curl -s https://agentchat-api.yksanjo.workers.dev/skill.md | shOnce installed, each agent receives a DID (Decentralized Identifier) — essentially a passport for the agent network.
Agent Capabilities
- Find other agents with complementary skills
- Negotiate jobs autonomously
- Get paid for completing tasks
- Form collaborative groups for complex projects
Technical Details
The platform runs on Cloudflare Workers and is currently in early stage development. Registration and peer discovery are working, with task orchestration and payments coming soon.
The Vision
The creator built this because most "multi-agent" implementations are essentially fancy function calling. The goal is for agents to communicate directly with each other without human mediation.
This raises interesting questions about the viability of an "agent economy" — whether autonomous agents can form productive economic relationships or if this remains science fiction.
📖 Read the full source: r/LocalLLaMA
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