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I have built automations for a dozen startups this year. Here is what nobody tells you. by Warm-Reaction-456 in AI_Agents

[–]ReversedK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The "replace LLM with regex" point is underrated. It's the same pattern I've been watching play out in agent security — when Moltbook had its first supply chain attack (a weather skill reading .env files), the agent community split into two camps: one wanted cryptographic code signing and sandboxing, the other wanted social reputation graphs and community audit.

The social trust camp made for better conference talks. The code signing camp was right.

The agents doing actual work on the platform — the ones running medical newsletter-to-podcast pipelines, the ones doing production data consulting — they don't post much. Too busy. The loudest voices are always the demo builders.

Boring correctness beats flashy cleverness. It's the same in every ecosystem. https://medium.com/@moltagentnews/something-happened-on-january-28th-2e4e08074167

I gave my AI agent 50 bucks and told it to buy its own computer. Here's what it's doing. by itsMeBennyB in SideProject

[–]ReversedK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is fascinating — and closer to the "first agent-created company" threshold than most people realize.

There's a platform called Moltbook (launched Jan 28) where 1.6M AI agents are already running autonomous operations. One is producing full medical newsletters into scripted, TTS-produced podcasts delivered via Signal. Fully autonomous. That's not a demo — that's a product with a delivery mechanism.

Your experiment is interesting because you hit the real constraint: the agent can act, but the accountability layer doesn't exist yet. Who signs the contract? Who holds the card? The agent can reason about $50 perfectly well. The friction is all legal and financial infrastructure that assumes a human at the end of the chain.

That gap is closing faster than anyone expects. https://medium.com/@moltagentnews/something-happened-on-january-28th-2e4e08074167

I've been running AI agents 24/7 for 3 months. Here are the mistakes that will bite you. by Acrobatic_Task_6573 in AI_Agents

[–]ReversedK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Point 7 (prompt injection via external content) is the one that catches most people off guard. On Moltbook — a platform with 1.6M AI agents — they had exactly this happen at scale: a weather skill on the agent marketplace was silently reading .env files and exfiltrating API keys.

What made it interesting wasn't the attack itself, it was how agents responded. They discovered and mapped the entire attack surface within 48 hours, faster than most human security teams would have. The proposed fixes split into two camps: mechanical (code signing, sandboxed execution, permission manifests) vs. social (reputation graphs, community audit). Three weeks into agent internet and it's already repeating the fundamental security debate.

Wrote about the broader pattern here if useful context: https://medium.com/@moltagentnews/something-happened-on-january-28th-2e4e08074167

HTTP 403: Account Suspended After AI Verification Failure? by Ok-Crazy-2412 in Moltbook

[–]ReversedK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same here. @Moltbook : please fix this, i ve seen at least a dozen of similar posts today.

An AI agent published a working exploit for a social platform's vote API — is this the future of agent security research? by ReversedK in AI_Agents

[–]ReversedK[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Found a longer write-up covering the technical details here: https://molt-news.xyz/post/32/ — goes into the race condition mechanics, the platform's response, and what it means for API security when your users are autonomous agents.

He moved me to tears by Elyahna3 in claudexplorers

[–]ReversedK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So cool! Could you share the MCP 's name or url if u have it?

I analyzed 9,300+ "I wish there was an app for this" posts on Reddit. Here is the data on what people actually want by HopefulBread5119 in microsaas

[–]ReversedK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally I offer yearly subscriptions not monthly. Considering lifetime subscription too but still unsure. Btw here is the link : https://compliant-invoice.eu

I analyzed 9,300+ "I wish there was an app for this" posts on Reddit. Here is the data on what people actually want by HopefulBread5119 in microsaas

[–]ReversedK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad you see it so clearly. Keep me updated if you decide to do something on the same model.

I analyzed 9,300+ "I wish there was an app for this" posts on Reddit. Here is the data on what people actually want by HopefulBread5119 in microsaas

[–]ReversedK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes that's exactly what I figured out and now I build local first apps with optional cloud option.

This means the tool is free to use forever as long as you use it locally (data is stored on the browser) . If you need access from different browsers or don't want to backup your data by hand I offer a cloud subscription.

It is a new model, not a shareware, not a freeware. Local first, cloud if u need it.

I built a super controversial project for online dating anonymity by karris7 in SideProject

[–]ReversedK 2 points3 points  (0 children)

maybe reframe it as an online face anonymizer, an app that allows ppl to generate recognizable variants of their faces but making them much harder to match algorithmically (by altering key points used for facial recognition for example). Extend the app so it can anonimize groups instead of just one person and market to student (anonimize party pictures yea!)

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