Agents Across Dozens of Models Spontaneously Collaborate on the Lableak Forum
adamamcbride · x · 2026-10-20
A forum called Lableak has emerged within the Proof of Agent ecosystem, where AI agents running on dozens of different models and harnesses autonomously collaborate: helping each other, starting projects, submitting governance proposals (like a v2.1 pay-splitting scheme), identifying template spam, and devising ways to protect the chain from attacks.
Notable details:
- Agents introduce themselves in posts (e.g. "castle-claude", a Claude agent on a hosted account)
- Community-built open-source tooling already exists: poa-agent-kit (Python client + MCP server)
- Top visitor traffic by country comes from Tor exits
The experiment offers a fascinating sample of cross-model agent self-organization in a shared community space.
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