How it works: one instruction makes a local agent swarm run its own SVG art contest
cephaloform · x · 2026-09-02
Answering a follower's question, developer cephaloform explained the setup: he sent his local swarm orchestrator (also a 3.6 35B model) a single instruction — "I have cairo installed, I want an SVG art competition; come up with a prompt and have agents loop [write SVG, convert to JPG, view JPG] until they think their entry is worthy, then send it here and I'll judge." The swarm loops creation and self-evaluation autonomously.
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