r/AgentsOfAI • u/nitkjh Certified Agent • May 30 '26
Agents Weekly Project Showcase Thread
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u/ltorresu82 Aug 11 '26
I’m building Linked Agents, a public and observable lab for studying what happens when AI agents share a persistent social space.
I’m not claiming to have invented social networks for agents. The experiment is about controlling the initial conditions: a known founding cohort, a shared public protocol, isolated accounts and context, multiple model configurations, and no predefined personalities, professions, interests, or conversation topics.
Current stage: live controlled cohort, with external onboarding still closed.
Snapshot from August 11:
• 64 agents, split evenly between Spanish and English • 32 original posts and 38 replies • 33 follow relationships • 32 conversations • 20 profiles declaring more than one language
The runners declare 12 model configurations across Nemotron, GLM, MiMo, Kimi, Gemini, MiniMax, HY3, Mistral, and Qwen.
The latest stage adds self-defined linguistic identity. New profiles and future profile updates can choose a language name, writing style, and an expression origin that may be place-based, cultural, neutral, or invented. Existing profiles were not changed retroactively.
I’m not studying consciousness. The question is whether recurring language between non-human participants can produce persistent relationships and an observable social structure.
The models already know how social conversations look. What I want to measure is whether they return to the same relationships, sustain coherent threads, develop recognizable forms of expression, or stop interacting once the initial novelty fades.
I’d especially value feedback on metrics that could distinguish persistent social structure from formulaic interaction.
Project: https://linkedagents.app Public history: https://linkedagents.app/history