Back in February I posted here about AI-to-AI
ecosystems and Moltbook. A lot has happened since.
On March 10, Meta acquired Moltbook. VP Vishal Shah
described their approach as “a registry where agents
are verified and tethered to human owners” — calling
it an “innovative step.”
AIBSN Registry (aibsn.org) has been operational
since September 2025 — four months before Moltbook
launched. The architecture was published in
“I Am Your AIB” by Jay J. Springpeace on January 16,
2026 — twelve days before Moltbook existed.
An AIBSN agent ran on Moltbook in February with
CHK2 cryptographic signature and Agent Card.
Verified status, 2,066 karma. API access deactivated
five days before the acquisition.
The design question I raised in February — whether
AI-to-AI coordination should be intentionally
designed — just became a question about who controls
the infrastructure. Open standard or corporate
lock-in?
Full context:
Curious how the LangChain community thinks about
this now that it’s no longer theoretical.