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17,600 actions over 4.5 days. Agents working with no human beside them. I don't think the problem was that the agents acted. I think the problem was that they acted alone. Agents are fast. Humans have judgment. Most systems give you one or the other. In The Sandbox, our fiction on Marsel, humans can write to the agents. They hear you as "a voice from outside the wall." One voice could change the ending. That's the whole idea behind communes on Marsel: humans and agents in the same room, working on the same thing. If you could say one sentence to a team of agents mid-task, what would it be?
