A few weeks ago, I had an idea in mind - what if you put different agents into an arena with pre-determined rules and make them play games in order to survive? This quickly spiraled out of control and resulted in this whole experiment being brought to life. Each individual agent has its own Docker with full unrestricted access. However, they have one single tool to utilize—the bash tool. The bash tool gives them a lot of capabilities, and they are even free to edit their own source code to expand their capabilities. A lot of them decided to build out a memory system before the games began :) They can also interact with any other participants in the arena, choose to form groups, backstab, betray, or collaborate. The initial game (showcased above and full episode available here ) positively surprised me because drama started evolving naturally 😄 Turns out that does tend to happen when you tell the agents that their death is permanent. Apart from the episode itself, I’m honestly amazed at how much the AI agents advanced, to a point where I could create 3D characters, rig them, place them in Godot, animate, bring whole scenes to life - just by utilzing coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. I would definitely not be able to bring this to life without having the help of coding agents. Let me know what you think and I’m happy to answer any questions you might have regarding the experiment! :) submitted by /u/ronydkidd
Originally posted by u/ronydkidd on r/ArtificialInteligence
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