Summary
The beta feature reportedly supports up to five agents per account and uses an API key to connect each agent to a dedicated conversation. The chats are not currently end-to-end encrypted, and access is limited to selected Android users.
Why it matters
Native agent access inside a major messaging platform could expand consumer agent use while creating a significant new privacy and account-security surface.
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