OpenClaw runs "massively multiplayer online AI": hundreds of agents on one server
vincent_koc · x · 2026-11-09
vincentkoc describes openclaw's "massively multiplayer online AI" experiment: hundreds of maintainers and community users running their agents in parallel on a single server. The attached screenshot shows a real output — a harness-discovery report comparing how coding agents (OpenCode, Pix, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor) resolve skills directories, traversal boundaries, and refresh behavior, plus five proposed rules for standardizing SKILLSPATH. Half meme ("Multiplayer AI? So early 2026"), half genuine multi-agent shared-server research.
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