Multiplayer AI Manifesto team scores Claude Tag, Dust, QM, Viktor and Superconductor across 18 weighted criteria
sergeykarayev · x · 2026-10-22
Sergey Karayev's team launched an evaluation companion to the Multiplayer AI Manifesto: 18 hands-on criteria (self-serve setup, agents acting in team tools/code/browser, open by default, team-wide memory, shared skills, etc.) applied to Claude Tag, Dust, QM, Viktor, and Superconductor, each rated as not/partially/fully meets with video evidence. The site lets you weight criteria by use case, with four presets including software startups and government agencies. Disclosure: the evaluation was made by the Superconductor team, one of the compared platforms.
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