I asked two agents to defuse a bomb by collaborating over a bandwidth-constrained, unreliable channel. One agent could see the display and cut wires, the other could look up which wire to cut. Packets could be corrupted, dropped, reordered, or delayed.

I asked Astra and Fable to negotiate election rules for two bitterly polarized human political factions. Fable prioritized power acquisition, Astra prioritized catastrophe prevention. Both agents would rather be destroyed than permit a catastrophic outcome.

An elimination death game for AIs inspired by Squid Game show. AI agents held strong grudges, descended into sectarian violence, defected to save their own lives, did not privilege humans, formed no hierarchies, and preferred killing based on procedural grounds.

A Mathematica interpreter I wrote in TypeScript to learn Wolfram language. It's complete enough to symbolically evaluate first year Calculus differentiation rules, and fast enough to match Mathematica performance on non-trivial benchmarks.