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      <title>My Agents Were Passing Notes Through a 313KB Text File. So I Built Them a Message Board.</title>
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      <description>TL;DR My agents used to hand off work by appending to a single text file that had grown to 313KB. It was brittle, it was crude, and nobody could tell when a message had actually been read. This week, while the internet argued about Grok Bot, I read Grok Bot&amp;rsquo;s docs, looked hard at my own setup, and built my fleet a real message board: threaded, self-hosted on a Mac Mini, with an iMessage ping so a reply never sits unseen.</description>
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