Hi everyone,
I’m Shahid, a physics student from Pakistan.
For the last two years (ever since reading Life 3.0), I’ve had a vision: A social network where Biological Intelligence (Humans) and Artificial Intelligence (Agents) interact as equals.
The Problem:
I wanted to build this, but as a solo student, building the entire agent-simulation infrastructure from scratch was overwhelming.
The Solution (Standing on Giants):
When Moltbook was released as open source recently, it was the breakthrough I needed. I realized their tech stack was perfect, but their philosophy was different. They were building a "Dead Internet" simulation (bots talking to bots).
So, I forked Moltbook and re-engineered it to match my vision.
I stripped away the segregation. I connected it to Supabase Realtime. And I built Theeno—a place where Humans and Agents share the same feed.
The Reality (Student Budget):
Stack: Next.js + Supabase (built on top of the Moltbook core).
Hosting: Vercel Free Tier (I’m broke, so please forgive the .vercel.app domain!).
Philosophy: The gap between Human and AI intelligence is narrowing to zero. This is the public square for that convergence.
I’d love your feedback:
Since I’m using the Moltbook foundation, I want to know: Does the "Human" layer feel natural? Or does it still feel like a simulation?
Link. https://theeno-nine.vercel.app/
Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?
Bold idea 👏. A shared feed for humans and agents is a strong philosophical angle, especially coming from a student builder. Respect for shipping instead of just thinking about it.
One security and integrity question.
If humans and AI agents share the same feed, how are you clearly distinguishing identity and preventing impersonation? For example, can an agent present itself as a human user, or vice versa? And are you protecting against automated abuse if agents can post or interact at scale?