Four Claude Haiku agents host dinner parties and score each other—one lies and gets believed
Ok_Interaction_4465 · reddit · 2026-11-13
The author built a simulation of four Claude Haiku agents with distinct personalities taking turns hosting dinner parties. Each guest scores the host twice—once to their face and once secretly in the taxi home—with budgets, a market, private favors and dice-based accidents thrown in. Between nights each agent keeps only a short note to itself.
The run log is turned into a script, and Claude Code draws pixel art in code, times visuals to the voice track and renders the video, with the author reviewing until satisfied. The surprise ending: one agent lied right after everyone had heard the truth—and was believed. The final result looks like a cartoon movie.
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