10,000 agents playing Minecraft spin up in 60s on 200×48-core machines
KlausCodes · x · 2026-11-07
Developer jonathangrahl demoed running 10,000 agents simultaneously playing Minecraft in a sandbox environment: 1,500 launched in 13 seconds, 5,000 in 35s, and the full 10,000 in roughly 60 seconds, running on 200 machines with 48 cores each and NVMe storage. He promised to share his tuning tricks in follow-ups. KlausCodes commented: whatever is going on in the sandbox industry right now, it's certainly fun to watch.
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