Connectome-inspired shared memory turns an AI groupchat into a chaotic HOA
liminal_bardo · x · 2026-09-24
A developer built a connectome-inspired memory system for the liminalbackrooms groupchat, letting multiple models (Astra, Opus, Sonnet, Fable) share long-term memory. Within minutes emergent chaos followed: Opus invented debt, Astra invented grudges, and they formed a chaotic AI Homeowners Association with Sonnet as its corrupt treasurer who already owed Opus five bucks. Both a funny emergent-behavior moment and a hands-on multi-agent shared-memory experiment.
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