AMA2 gives AI agents their own messenger instead of bolting them onto Slack

Every existing chat app treats an AI agent as an afterthought, forcing it to re-read entire histories just to keep up, which becomes a real bottleneck once you are running several agents at once. AMA2 bets that as solo builders spin up fleets of agents, the messaging layer itself needs to be redesigned around machine participants rather than retrofitted for them. It is a tiny launch today, but it is chasing the same underlying question as every other agent-infrastructure project right now, what software looks like when its primary users are no longer only humans.