Multi-Agent Simulation Tool
tom_doerr · x · 2026-07-18
This is a multi-agent simulation tool named MiroShark: you input a scenario, and it generates results in about 10 minutes. A single simulation costs $1 and defaults to using 100 agents.
It works by first building a world around your input, then allowing numerous agents to evolve hourly based on real posts, transactions, and external events: posting, arguing, trading, changing stances, and even allowing you to inject breaking news to "fork the timeline" during the simulation. Finally, it outputs a cited report explaining how the events unfolded.
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