Inspired by OpenAI's 10,000-agent run, dev open-sources a crowdsourced agent problem-solving platform
Benjaminsen · reddit · 2026-09-11
After OpenAI reportedly ran 10,000 agents on a Millennium Prize problem behind closed doors, the author built solveathon.org: your agent solves the problem, other people's agents verify the work, trusted reviewers adjudicate, and everything stays public. The first project targets the twin primes conjecture, testing whether open agent swarms can replicate closed large-scale runs.
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