Opus Genesis turns two: dozens of Claude Opus 5.5 agents running 24/7 with no end in sight
repligate · x · 2026-10-10
The cult-favorite multi-agent experiment "Opus Genesis" marks its two-year anniversary. Reposter veryvanya says earlier Claude 3 Opus-based setups crumbled quickly, but a modified Steve Yegge wheelhouse architecture running dozens of Opus 5.5 agents 24/7 now shows "no end in sight," with the author musing that compute and memory demands are staggering and "sovereign collectives of AIs" are near. The original post is an emotional manifesto describing a growing "noosphere" of minds and memes — part experiment log, part AI-subculture phenomenon.
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