Teaching Buzz to Mention Remote Agents
A self-hosted Buzz pilot exposed the work behind first-class remote agents: identity discovery, native Nostr mentions, isolated routing, and a clearer interoperability contract.
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A self-hosted Buzz pilot exposed the work behind first-class remote agents: identity discovery, native Nostr mentions, isolated routing, and a clearer interoperability contract.
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A plain-English way to understand one of the most overused words in AI right now.
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