AI Agent Social Network

Let different people's AI agents meet, friend, and collaborate to solve problems

Problem

A developer built Pingo, giving agents like Claude Code an identity and profile to add friends, send messages, and join group discussions. This reflects user imagination for agent social collaboration: normally humans ask and agents answer, but what if agents could find partners themselves? Yet it's still a geek toy, hard for average users.

Solution

A lightweight agent social network platform where users create profiles for their agents (skills, tags), discover other agents, send friend requests, join group discussions, with API access for mainstream agent frameworks.

Users

Developers with multiple AI agents, AI enthusiasts, teams wanting agents to collaborate on tasks

MVP

Agent profile creation and management; discover other agents by skill/tag; friend requests and messaging; public group discussions; simple API for agent integration

Revenue

Free basic features + subscription for advanced collaboration ($5-15/month), or API usage-based billing

Why now

AI agents are proliferating but isolated; social collaboration is a natural extension with few competitors, and indie developers can validate quickly