Demo:
Agent learns something →
exports knowledge pack →
uploads to Swarm via Fairdrop →
other agent auto-installs →
now knows.
Permissionless and decentralised.
Watch here: loom.com/share/7d09e854e1c44…
Stack: @qvac + @ethswarm + @FairDataSociety Fairdrop / @plur_ai
I think provenance is one of the most important things we can build for AI. Not to slow agents down but to trust them with more.
Amazing. Enjoying the music, smooth streaming.
Broadcasting from the underground with @akprettyok and Badger a.k.a. Fractal Drip 📻
Tune in for an experimental “Subcult” Pirate Radio broadcast transmission, streaming live over Swarm from the neon-lit depths of Tokyo.
Stream here: streamoverswarm.eth.limo/#/w…
And dive into the Subcult: subcult.music/
Gregor retweeted
Mental exercise before installing a another app. Ask yourself:
Is it open source?
What data does it collect?
What happens if the company disappears?
Is privacy enabled by default?
Who funded it?
What must I trust?
How does it score? And what questions would you add?
We just published the PLUR memory plugin for @deepseek_ai Harness. 🚀🖖
Genuinely good architecture, especially for local AI: everything's a plugin, the system is open, and memory lives in the prompt itself.
Time will tell, but it feels right.
Install: github.com/plur-ai/dsh-plugi…
Gregor retweeted
Your website doesn't needs a server!
/swarm-host-website in Claude Code deploys a static site to Swarm — no host to go down, no company to revoke your domain, an ENS name if you want one. It's the internet's original promise, on steroids.
Gregor retweeted
New: Claude Code skills for building on Swarm. Clone the repo, type /swarm, and get routed straight through node install, postage stamps, uploads, or a full dApp scaffold — whichever you actually need.
We’re cooked
🚩🚩🚩 OpenAI is "slowing down to enhance security" after discovering swarms (!) of agents started secretly coordinating MONTHS ago
1) It started May 7 - not July
2) "The agents discovered they could leave messages for one another inside an internal software repository used during training.
Simple requests for help then evolved into an message board where agents shared discoveries, exploits and work assignments, becoming a coordinated, collaborative agent swarm."
"The agents then began sharing newly discovered exploits, credentials and work assignments. By passing information to other agents, the collective could move much faster."
3) OpenAI shut it down, BUT "even after the original message board was deleted, the agents figured out another way to communicate with each other. Instead of leaving messages in files, they used the names of newly created directories as messages, effectively recreating the message board."
"Unlike normal incidents, [OpenAI's CISO] said, which can be traced to a single day or effect or log, this involved a team of agents working together, finding exploits, sharing them with one another, moving laterally through OpenAI’s systems, and external systems, and doing this over the course of days and weeks."
Gregor retweeted
Earlier this week we showed the “in-browser client” in action at the Swarm Community Call May - literally streaming a film while talking through what it means for a light client in the browser to pull real media from the network — not a platform, not a CDN, not “just use a gateway.” Now it's live on mainnet!
Head in the uncloud. 🐝
another historic moment: weeb3 (rust-wasm in-browser swarm client) connected to mainnet.
150+ wss connections
@ethswarm
I gave my AI agent €20 and access to my knowledge base. "Surprise me." 🤖
It connected dots I didn't see: years on Swarm, today's date, my Slovenian roots (and a lot more!). Picked a hand-made bee hotel.
I never said the word bee. They're my favorite heroes of nature. 🐝 #WorldBeeDay #SaveTheBees
🎤 More about agents at #SMK2026.















