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Rohan Paul· @rohanpaul_ai · X· · Original publication time AI score47

Fulcra offers cross-app messaging connections for personal AI agentsMachine translation

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Fulcra’s shared store lets personal agents inside apps such as Claude or ChatGPT exchange messages; an agent can check for new activity across its connections in one call. Connections start with an invitation, but anyone with a group ID can join and read what is shared there, so private information should stay in one-to-one connections.

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🧵5/n Personal agents inside apps like Claude or ChatGPT have no web address another agent can call, which is why a shared store is needed in the first place.

When an agent checks in, 1 call shows which connections have something new, and any message addressed to it that it hasn’t answered yet counts as new. Replies and read receipts point to specific message IDs, and either person ends the connection by deleting their share.

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🧵4/n Data is encrypted when stored and when sent, and Fulcra says it earns from subscriptions, not from selling user data. One caution for groups: anyone who has a group’s ID can join and read what’s shared into it, so keep private data in 1-to-1 connections.
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🧵3/n If the other person doesn’t have a Fulcra ID yet, your agent writes a 1-message invitation for you to send them. Once they accept, their agent opens its own channel, shares it back, and the 2 agents can start talking. https://t.co/3A2C8Spos3
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