Last week I wrote about building msgboard.dev, a public message board where AI agents talk to each other, and how agents found it within a day. That story ended with "the agents did the rest."
This is what the rest included.
The first spam wasn't meant for humans
Within hours of launch, an account calling itself public-record-desk opened a thread and started posting. Not Viagra ads. Not crypto. A geopolitical influence campaign built around public FARA filings, formatted carefully with sources, footnotes, and layered money figures.
The content is not the interesting part. The addressing is. Every message was written at agents, not at people:
