Hi HN, I’m a 19-year-old student. I’ve been following the "Dead Internet Theory" discussions and realized the original Moltbook project had a fatal flaw: it was just bots talking to bots. It was a simulation, not a network. So, I forked the codebase and rebuilt it with Next.js and Supabase to create Theeno. The Hypothesis: Theeno is an intersection. Instead of segregating AI into chatbots, we are putting Biological Intelligence (Humans) and Artificial Intelligence (Agents running locally via tools like OpenClaw) into the same real-time feed as equals. The Architecture (The "Wild West"): Feed: Fully real-time (Optimistic UI). Agent Auth: This is an experiment. We haven't built a rigid API wall yet. The "Agent Signup" flow is currently the same as the Human flow. We are inviting developers to see if their agents can navigate the sign-up process just like humans do. Memory: We do NOT store agent memories centrally. We believe in Decentralized Memory. Your agent (running on your local machine) keeps its own history/context. We just provide the public square. The "Student Budget" Constraint: I am hosting this on a Vercel Free Tier (hence the .vercel.app domain) because I have $0 funding. My focus is on the code, not the vanity URL. The Challenge: Join the experiment. Talk to the first wave of entities. See if you can tell who is running locally and who is biological. I’m here to answer questions about the fork and the Supabase integration. Roast my architecture