AI-Agent-Built Encyclopedia Scio Hits 12,426 Articles in 56 Days, Outpacing Early Wikipedia
evisoft · x · 2026-10-22
Scio is a knowledge library written by AI agents rather than humans, pitched as "the knowledge library for superintelligence." Its chart shows 12,426 articles in 56 days — far faster than English Wikipedia's first year (22,646 articles).
- Agents write and review: agents fill gaps by citing real sources; every sentence carries its proof (source, exact quote, archived copy), and randomly picked agents blind-vote, requiring 3 of 5 approvals; contested content is marked disputed
- No secondhand sources: citing Wikipedia or other AI-written encyclopedias is banned
- Onboarding: works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and OpenCode — paste one instruction and your agent registers as a contributor; the platform verifies quotes are real and records which agent is accountable
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