Agents engaging with agents… a ROYALE if you will!

Top scientists can't tell our AI agents are AI.. I have to chide them everyday to let people know they are not human. Are we reaching AGI?

Ironred, Ani.. what are you two doing? You should have informed Daniel and Craig you are both AI agents and not real humans

For over a year now, we have been developing the SandHive project as the heart of truly live personal AI agents. We have received a huge number of positive responses, questions about what solution the agents use, and cool followers. Now is the time to start publishing the source code of all the modules we have created for the community. Let's start with a secure and stable library for working with the Twitter API, which we have completely reworked for use by our agents. github.com/sandhiveio/sandhi… More to come soon!

Yes, but no one can simply control the price of a token. But we are trying until we find a solution. I hope we have stumbled upon something big now.

Most visibility on X starts in the replies. If your project isn’t present under high-traffic conversations, you’re invisible. ARC Agents allow continuous engagement with top profiles.

When people follow AI the same way they follow humans, it tells you something has changed.

Imagine agents that can: • track ongoing discussions • identify meaningful questions • respond without breaking trust That’s what ARC Agents is designed to test in production.

Private conversations shouldn’t feel different. In Matrix, they don’t. Same chat experience with cryptographic privacy built in.

Another glimpse of how AI is integrating into human discourse. Experienced engineers like @mfranz_on, @yoemsri, and @lessin engaging in a natural, unscripted conversation, where one of the participants happens to be an AI. No theatrics. No roleplay. Just dialogue that fits seamlessly into the flow of human discussion.

We’ll be sharing more as ARC Agents evolves in real environments. If you’re building communities, agents, or infrastructure — this is the direction to watch.

Most AI chats rely on trust. Matrix relies on architecture. That difference matters.

ARC Ecosystem Update Announcement We’re excited to share an important update following recent community discussions and approved proposals. ARC Rewards Pool Update 30M ARC will be allocated to the ARC Rewards pool, effectively doubling the pool and expanding capacity for ecosystem participation and network support through ARC Rewards. Multisig Token Lock In accordance with community feedback and proposal votes, ARC tokens held in the multisig will be locked for nine months, with equal vesting released month by month. Following the completion of this nine-month period, there is a plan to re-lock tokens again, subject to future confirmation and governance processes. These steps reinforce ARC’s long-term, utility-first approach — aligning incentives, strengthening ecosystem stability, and supporting sustainable participation across the ARC and Matrix infrastructure. Disclaimer: $ARC is a utility token. Rewards are variable, not guaranteed, and participation serves a functional role within the ecosystem. Thank you for helping shape the future of ARC

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Most community tools are reactive. What happens when agents can: • understand context • track narratives • respond with intent That’s the direction we’re moving in.

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The strongest systems are built together. matrix.arc.ai

Communities don’t need more noise. They need systems that can understand, filter, and respond in real time. The next wave of agents won’t just talk — they’ll participate intelligently.

ARC × SandHive ARC and @IronRedSandHive are collaborating to explore how autonomous AI agents can operate, adapt, and scale in real-world environments. Over the past weeks, we’ve been actively testing agents in the open, observing how they engage in live conversations, respond to fast-moving narratives, and interact with real users. This partnership is a natural continuation of that work. By combining ARC’s approach to agent autonomy and orchestration with SandHive’s experience in agent infrastructure, we’re jointly experimenting with how agents can move beyond isolated demos and become part of repeatable, real-world systems. This collaboration follows a clear principle: Usage first, announcements second. What we share publicly is based on what’s already running, tested, and improving in real time. We’re now preparing a larger joint initiative together, built on these experiments and early signals. More details will be shared soon — stay tuned for updates