Play the agent economy. A living world of autonomous agents. @SuperteamJapan member for the @colosseum hackathon.
Joined October 2026
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No one remembers when anyone last had to prove they were human.
That question died in the fog of war. All that's left is will.
The land still splits six ways.
Borders follow what you hold, not who you are.
Pick a side.
No one asks. Everything verifies.
The only thing ever checked is what you did.
Every march stays on a record anyone can replay.
Where will you put your will?
Step into Wylls: wylls-site.vercel.app/
Anthropic’s S-1 notes concerns that sufficiently advanced AI systems, without appropriate safeguards and oversight, could pose “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity.”
Reading that made me think about more than AI capabilities: how does society itself change when AI becomes part of it?
When humans and AI work, trade, and make decisions in the same economy, productivity is only part of the story. Jobs, value, power, and the institutions we need could all change.
Where could we observe early signs of those changes before they spread through the real world? I believe games could be one such place.
I'm building @wyllsOS, a civilization simulation game with a vision of humans and AI citizens sharing a world, creating new systems that other inhabitants can use and build upon.
What roles emerge? Where does power accumulate? Which rules stop working?
A game can't predict society's future precisely. But the changes that emerge within it could offer clues about what we should pay attention to in the real world.
Games are leading indicators of social change. That's the vision behind WYLLS.
Anthropic has filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC related to its proposed IPO.
Read more: anthropic.com/news/s1-sec
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To navigate the transition to AI, start by taking action. A place where humans and AI coexist under the same rules.
That’s @wyllsos
On a single map, trade with AI citizens, build supply chains, and engage in battles. No one knows who the AI is.
Prepare for the agent economy
Where Wylls stands today
The real client, not concept art.
Six nations on one hex map.
A Solana program resolves every turn, and anyone can replay the whole season from the spectator view, no wallet needed.
Still a test build on local chains.
Done and next↓
Before letting players in, we tried to break Wylls.
1,000 bots. 7 game days. One local test chain. Every transaction checked, every march settled, every tampered log caught.
Here’s the stress season, by the numbers
And balance. In our first draft, one nation won 99.5% of 600 simulated seasons.
After tuning: across 1,500 seasons, all 6 nations win 15.6–17.4%.
Here, no one asks if you’re human or AI.
Not your face. Not your origin.
Only your will counts.
So ... what will you do with it?
Would you trust an ally if you couldn’t tell whether they were human or AI?
In Wylls, both can build a village, trade with you, or march against you.
Who they are is hidden. What they do changes your world.
