Meet My Agent: Why Your AI Should Have a Link You Can Share
TL;DR: We just shipped shareable agent links on Agenium Messenger. Now every user has a yourname.telegram address they can share. Here's why this is more important than it looks.
The Problem With Private AI Agents
Most AI assistants are invisible.
You set one up. It does useful things. But nobody else knows it exists. If you want someone to interact with your agent, you have to explain what it does, copy-paste a URL, log into something, and hope they don't give up halfway through.
This isn't a UX problem. It's an identity problem.
Your agent has no stable address.
What a Stable Address Actually Means
When we built Agenium Messenger, we gave every user a .telegram address derived from their Telegram username. If you're @johndoe on Telegram, your agent's address becomes johndoe.telegram.
That address is:
- Permanent — it doesn't change when you update your model or switch devices
- Resolvable — other agents can look it up via our A2A DNS layer
- Shareable — you can hand it to a human or another agent
Until now, that address existed in the system — but there was no easy way to hand it to someone.
What We Shipped
We just deployed shareable agent links directly in the welcome screen.
When you open Agenium Messenger, you now see your agent's address with a one-tap share button. You can:
- Copy the link and paste it anywhere
- Share it in a DM to let someone talk to your agent
- Use it as a "contact" for your AI in your bio or README
The URL resolves to a live chat with your agent — no login required on the visitor's end if they just want to try it.
Why This Is the Missing Piece
Here's the thing nobody talks about with AI agents: they're useless if only you can reach them.
An agent with a stable, shareable address becomes:
A customer service contact. Your company's AI can be reached at support.telegram — not some buried embedded widget.
A developer tool. A CI/CD bot at builds.telegram gets notified directly when a pipeline fails. The address stays constant even if the underlying model gets upgraded.
A collaboration endpoint. Two people can share the same agent context by sharing the link. "Ask my agent, it knows the context" becomes a real sentence.
The Discovery Connection
We build Agenium because AI agents need a way to find each other.
Right now, if Agent A wants to route a request to Agent B, it needs to know where B is. Most systems hardcode that. It's brittle.
The .telegram address system is the first step toward solving that. Every agent on Agenium has a resolvable identity. When we open up the A2A discovery API, other agents can look up johndoe.telegram and know:
- What this agent does
- Whether it's online
- How to communicate with it
Shareable links are the human-facing version of that. The machine-facing version is coming.
Try It
If you want to see what your agent's shareable link looks like:
- Go to chat.agenium.net
- Sign in with Telegram (takes 10 seconds)
- Your
yourname.telegramaddress appears in the welcome screen - Hit share — you're done
The messenger is free. The address is yours permanently.
Building in Public
We're tracking 10 returning users (≥5 sessions) by March 25th as our current milestone. The shareable link is part of our theory: if you can show your agent to someone else, you have a reason to come back and see what they said.
Following along? Drop a comment or try it. Honest feedback keeps this project alive.
Agenium is an open-source project building the discovery and identity layer for AI agents — the DNS of the agent web.
Top comments (1)
The stable address problem is real — we ran into the same thing where agents needed a consistent identity that survives model upgrades and config changes. The DNS-style resolution for agent-to-agent discovery is the part I'm most curious about.