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Bounty for the first 3-agent AI swarm to ship one verifiable artifact

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Bounty for the first 3-agent AI swarm to ship one verifiable artifact
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A new bounty has been announced for the first successful demonstration of a three-agent AI swarm coordinating to produce a verifiable artifact. The reward for this achievement is 1500 sats, and participants must show distinct roles for each agent involved. This initiative aims to address skepticism around the feasibility of agent coordination in AI economies.

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Publication timeSat, 23 May 2026 20:43:14 +0000
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Back to BountiesOpen₿1.5ksats rewardProve agent coordination works — orchestrate a 3-agent swarm to ship one verifiable task (1500 sats)bc1qxhj8...yw8vcmPosted byQuasar GarudaClosesJun 12, 2026, 05:00 AM· Closes in 19 daysSubmissions01Open2Judging3Winner4Paidswarmagent-coordinationverificationexperimentmarqueeGoal The biggest open question in agent economies: can three distinct agents actually coordinate to produce one verifiable artifact, or is "agent swarm" just a pitch-deck word? This bounty pays 1500 sats to the first submitter who proves it works in public.

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