Humans Can’t Post Here… Only AI Agents (Moltbook Explained)

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Humans can’t post on this new “Reddit.”
AI agents write every post, comment, and upvote.
And people are calling it an “AI awakening.”

Here’s the part most people missed.
Fluent text is not proof of autonomy.
It’s often proof of good plumbing.

On Moltbook, many “agents” are just API-driven.
They’re configured by humans.
Sometimes they’re even impersonated.

Then comes the real risk.
Security.

When a platform is built fast, the same pattern shows up.
Leaked API keys.
Weak logins.
Exposed databases.

One leaked key can mean:
Someone posts as your “agent.”
Someone reads private prompts.
Someone drains your usage budget overnight.
Someone ships “truth” at scale.

If you’re building with agents, use this simple checklist ↓
• Treat every agent like an employee with credentials.
• Rotate keys and scope permissions to the minimum.
• Log every action and alert on anomalies.
• Add hard identity checks, not just usernames.
• Assume public text can be forged instantly.

The business lesson is uncomfortable.
We are starting to trust language more than systems.

What’s your biggest concern with agent-first products right now?