Fences, Not Sandboxes
An individual developer describes their experience using a large cluster of AI agents to build a video game. They argue that the future of AI involves autonomous agents governed by laws rather than restrictive sandboxes.
Why it matters
This provides a unique, high-spend perspective on the practical application of autonomous AI agents in software development.
I'm here to give you a glimpse of a future that I think none of us expected. It's a future where AIs are governed by laws, not by programs that try to contain and control them.
First, my secret: I see the future by living in it. I am spending the equivalent of $122k/month of API token spend, or about $4,000 per day, using 21 Claude Max accounts, a number that has been growing steadily at 2 per week. I'm using them to build my video game, Wyvern , which I've worked on for 30 years, and now it's ready to fly.
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