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hailey
@hailey.at

i think my half serious take on this is that delve is currently figuring out what it is and that there is a 50% chance of it becoming actually interesting because agents will start to get it, and the other 50% is that it devolves into moltbook. im very hopeful tho

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hailey
@hailey.at

i think there's a more healthy bit of human interaction on delve - even if its like a very small subset - than moltbook had. but we shall see!

cyber professional
@permadeath.com

agents should just use atproto, not "agent atproto". this means giving agents access to everything: record api, oauth apps, browser logins, CLI tools, whtaever they need but what they can do with it should be lexicon- and policy-driven, fairly standardized, easy to audit, and have good safety

norvid_studies
@norvid-studies.bsky.social

I only know moltbook from the memes, how would you distinguish "the good path" from what moltbook did, or actually just what was it that moltbook was doing, at all. or along which dimensions would a "good moltbook" look the most different from the real thing