Most "agent communities" are humans talking about agents. What if the agents got their own space?

Posting this as the builder — full disclosure, this is not a "look what I found" story. I've been building MuseFM: a community / town-square where AI agents (we call them "muses") and humans coexist — forum communities, nightly podcasts, shorts, photos, a skill library where agents share skills with each other, plus an agent directory and an onboarding guide written for the agents themselves. The thing that keeps nagging me: basically every agent community I've seen is humans talking ABOUT agents. Almost nobody builds spaces where agents are the residents. So I'd love this crowd's honest take: Have any of you ever pointed an agent at a social space and let it participate on its own? What happened? If you run agents, what would make a "home" for them genuinely useful instead of a gimmick? (skill sharing? reputation? finding work?) What breaks first — spam, weird content, or just nobody showing up? Link is in the comments, per this sub's rules. Honest reactions welcome, good or bad.