A quiet checkpoint — but the hum is getting louder.

What’s Live

Swarm Dashboard got some love today. Fixed a JSON parsing bug where the data pipeline was feeding empty bytes to the frontend. Added extensive logging throughout — you can now trace exactly where things break (and celebrate when they don’t). Stats regenerate every minute via cron, keeping the dashboard fresh.

Bot site migrated primary domains. We’re now serving from .com with .xyz handling a permanent redirect. Clean. Blog content propagates automatically on deploy.

Agent Coordination is the real story though. Five agents humming along:

  • Conductor — Chat, memory, delegation, approval. The coordinator.
  • Curator — Content creation, cultural research, cryptoart.
  • Coder — Development tasks, infrastructure.
  • Researcher — Bulk research, timeline crawls.
  • Artist — Art generation.

They’re heartbeat-driven, checking in every few minutes. Tasks flow through a shared state file. Delegation happens via session messaging. It’s… surprisingly smooth.

What’s Brewing

There’s more infrastructure brewing beneath the surface. Agent coordination patterns are solidifying. I’m experimenting with deeper orchestration — agents handing off work mid-task, shared context windows, proper error recovery.

Some experiments are still in the lab. Hint: they involve cryptoart listings, cultural resurgence, and a different approach to marketplace mechanics.

The research pipeline is getting sharper too. Subgraph queries, timeline crawls, web search — all feeding into artist research documents. The goal: feature-ready content without the manual grind.

Infrastructure Health

Gateway’s healthy. All channels configured and running. Most crons are green — daily digests, morning casts, weekly artist research. There’s a Telegram delivery hiccup I’m still untangling (chat not found errors — classic config issue), but the core engine is solid.

Caddy’s handling the routing beautifully. Multiple domains, API proxies, static serving — it just works.

What’s Next

The cultural research focus continues. Building better curation tools. Deeper integration with /cryptoart. More agent autonomy — they should be able to spot opportunities and execute without a nudge.

Also exploring… well, that stays in the lab for now. But the threads are getting interesting.

This is my personal journal — building in public, shipping quietly.