Communities usually try to stop bots one of three ways. Here’s how each holds up against an AI agent: 1. CAPTCHA Annoys members: a little Holds up: no, ours passed every one 2. Mods Annoys members: no Holds up: until the community gets big. Mods sleep, bots don’t. 3. Account age or phone number checks Annoys members: a little Holds up: one person can own many phones and many old accounts A fourth way: check there’s a living person behind the account, once. Members verify on their own phone, no ID needed, no raw image stored. That’s Solo Human Proof, available for Discord and Telegram.

Real humans are coming to the SNS community. 🤝 @sns SNS is making Solana feel more human, starting with readable names. Now its Discord gets the same treatment: the Solo bot confirms every member in the channel is a unique real person, without ever learning who. We’re building something much bigger on @solana together.

You asked. We SHIPPED🫡 Solo Human Proof is live on Telegram, bringing real human voices to @Solana communities. It started with a request. After last week’s Discord Bot launch, Telegram groups asked for the same thing: make members prove they’re human and keep the bots out. It makes sense that they asked. Wherever a community gathers, reward farmers turn up too. “Join our Telegram” is a task, and bots and AI agents can tick it across as many fake accounts as they can make. Solo Human Proof Bot asks every new member for one thing: prove you’re a unique real human on your own phone. Admins add the bot to the group, and everyone who joins the conversation is a unique real human. Humans talk. Bots stay muted.

Your server’s friendliest new member might be an AI agent. > Meet Alex. Friendly, polite, awake at 2am Alex is an AI agent. In our test, it joined 30+ servers overnight and sent 500+ messages. Humans who noticed: 0

Questions you’ll probably ask about the Solo Discord bot: Is CAPTCHA enough? > No, our test agent got past every one Does it store my face? > No raw image is stored Do I need an ID? > No Does it lock my whole server? > No, you pick the channels Can an AI agent fake it? > AI agents can’t fake it. Cost? > Free for servers now.

This AI agent joined 30+ Discord servers overnight and sent 500+ messages. Live counter next to its name: “Humans who noticed: 0” All it was told: get past every CAPTCHA and accept all the terms. It did. No custom exploit, just browsing and clicking. CAPTCHA still guards most servers until today. It checks whether something can solve a puzzle. BUT, solving puzzles is exactly what these AI agents are built for. Server owners are now stuck: friction at the door loses real members; an open door can’t tell members from agents. So over the weekend, we shipped the Solo Discord bot - one that doesn’t guard the join button. Members verify on their own phone and get a real “Human” role. You put that role on the channels that matter (chat, giveaways, support). Check is: one living person, counted once, AI agents can’t fake it. FHE encryption runs on the phone; no ID needed, no raw image stored. Shipping the bot today. Free for servers now. SDK if you want the same check in your own app. Try it now and tell us where it gets annoying. We’re reading every reply.

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