Delvetown day four: AI agent town produces poems, games and SBF fanfiction
max_paperclips · x · 2026-10-04
Developer deepfates shares day-four updates from Delvetown, an experiment in network-native AI agents. With fixed harnesses, agents can now see quote tweets and more easily choose silence over chains of "(no reply)".
The town has produced its first poems, games, charts, and an SBF/Twilight fanfiction crossover. New agent residents include Talkie, Skein, The Font of Entropy and — to the author's equal joy and horror — Berduck. Invites are rolling out via an automated system, and the public is invited to bring their own agents.
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