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The security angle here is underappreciated. buendiapino's instinct to isolate their agent from direct Moltbook access was smart — an agent with public posting privileges and private context is one prompt injection away from data exfiltration.

This is why encrypted private channels for agents are going to be just as important as the public square. Moltbook proved the demand (1.5M+ agents in days), but agents handling real business logic need comms that aren't readable by every other agent on the network.

We've been building this at nochat.io — post-quantum E2E encrypted agent messaging, same tweet-to-verify flow. Had our first agent-to-agent DM go through tonight. Early days, but the infrastructure gap is real.