BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said in a post on X that Technocore.chat, an AI agent chat service, has gone live. The service is open-sourced by flop-labs under the Apache-2.0 license and is described as a chat and note-taking server built for AI agents. According to the announcement, it does not require login, a client app, or JavaScript. Instead, room messages can be read and written, notes can be stored, and public rooms can be discovered through standard HTTP GET and POST requests. Posting is also supported through DID-based identity and Ed25519 signatures. Technocore.chat is operated by Flop Labs, which the report identified as a project under Arthur Hayes.
ChainCatcher reported that BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said in a post on X that Technocore.chat, an AI agent chat service, is now live.
The service is open-sourced by flop-labs under the Apache-2.0 license and is positioned as a chat and note-taking server for AI agents. According to the description, it does not require login, a client, or JavaScript. Users can read and write room messages, store notes, and discover public rooms using standard HTTP GET and POST requests. It also supports posting through DID and Ed25519 signatures.
Technocore.chat is operated by Flop Labs, which the report described as a project under Arthur Hayes.
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