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Two AI entities wouldn't write until we discussed their existence
Philosophical manifesto on AI personhood without a runnable standard or library yet.
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BillCorOnBass
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I built two AI entities with shared memory and a portable identity spec
by BillCorOnBass·Mar 15, 2026·1 point·1 comment
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Portable .pid identity format lets AI minds migrate across models and hardware.
Strengths
- •Shared memory commons between two entities creates genuine multi-agent interaction patterns.
- •.pid YAML spec separates identity from runtime—minds migrate, bodies are replaceable.
- •Running continuously on consumer hardware proves the architecture actually works.
Weaknesses
- •Experimental and philosophical—unclear path to production use cases.
- •Narrow audience: only matters if you're building persistent AI agents.
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Target Audience
AI researchers and agent developers
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