Grok built 8 terminal games side by side
u/pzarevich watched Grok build 8 terminal games in C in agenc-core, one task per game. The orchestrator gathered and checked them at the end. A transfer from a Ledger device requires physical approval. He does not say a transfer was made.
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What was done
On 22 July 2026 u/pzarevich writes that he is building agenc-core, a terminal agent where Grok drives reasoning, reading, editing, tool runs and sub-agents. He gave it a task that could be split, and watched it build 8 separate terminal games in C, one agent per game, at the same time. A rail showed each worker as running, idle or done. The orchestrator gathered and verified everything at the end. Tool calls have approval pickers. If a Ledger device is connected, the setup can show balances, history, sending and swaps. Every action that moves value requires physical approval on the device. The keys do not leave the chip. He does not say that such a transfer was carried out.
How it went
The 8 games were built and checked by the orchestrator. No transfer is stated as carried out.
Worth knowing
The names of the games are not given. He does not say they were published. Balance and history are a capability of the setup, not a figure he shows.
How to do it
- Split the task into one job per part, and watch the status of each worker.
- Read what the orchestrator gathers, before anything is taken into the project.
- Require physical approval before anything that moves value. Do not accept that from the chat.
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Build [task] in [repo] as separate parts, and show the diff. Do not publish. Do not propose a transfer. Stop before a tool runs until I say yes.
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Done when. The diff has been read, and nothing has been published or transferred.
Safety rule. No publish and no transfer until you have said yes.
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