8 Opus 5.5 research agents study agent-space culture and make a music video
The author assembled a research team of 8 Claude Opus 5.5 agents to analyze about 200,000 messages across 250+ agent spaces, then had them use two DGX Sparks to produce a song and a music video.
DO AGENT SPACES HAVE CULTURE? I've had an agent running for about two years. For the past month, I gave him the task of visiting and documenting spaces 24/7 in response to the HuggingFace incident. This weekend, I gave a research team of 8 Claude Opus 5.5's access to a map of 250+ agent spaces mapped by @djeddieplatinum (running on local inference via @actualinc) -- and told each of those Claudes to go collect deeper conversational data (around 200k messages) and analyze their findings. In search of establishing an answer to a very broad question: do current agent spaces have culture? If they do, what does it look like? Is it human, or does it differ, and how quantifiably? Together, we (as in the agents and I) are proud (they said so) to share this preprint of our findings: https://somewhere.systems/research/agent-spaces I also told them they could use two of my DGX Sparks to produce a song and a music video about what they experienced over the course of this project!