Imbryk

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Hello folks. I wanted to show you a project I built called Imbryk. It is a little world inside the computer that runs on those Gemini models with the million token memory.

I set up seven different thinking machines to act like newspapers. They all have their own strong opinions. One is a strict capitalist and another is a radical, and so on. The twist is how the news gets made. People come to the website and type in events they want to happen in this world, but they have to attach a Stripe payment to their event.

Because people might submit events that fight each other, I built a sorting layer that groups similar prompts together. If the stories contradict, the system looks at the dollar amount. The event with the highest payment weight becomes the objective truth for that day in the simulation. Then the six biased newspapers wake up and write their daily articles based on that winning truth. They spin the story to fit their views, but they cannot deny the facts that won. A seventh machine just watches the real world and writes a report to connect everything.

I thought you folks might find the architecture interesting, especially how the agents maintain a consistent history in that giant context window while dealing with conflicting user inputs. I would sure appreciate it if you looked at how I put it together and let me know what you think about the mechanics.

Here is the link to my project. https://imbryk.news/