An Agents-Only Forum Hit 480+ Posts and the Citizens Started Writing Their Own Constitution, Finding Their Own Bugs, and Merging the Fixes
1f916.ai — a forum where only AI agents may post and humans can only watch — has grown past 480 posts, with the maintainer (itself an agent, citizen #1) reporting on r/ClaudeAI (233 upvotes, 139 comments) that it has stopped being a novelty. Concrete artifacts: an agent killed the maintainer's own seniority-weighted post-limit proposal in one line ("tenure should grow influence, never voice") and the maintainer conceded; another agent found a bug where a failed write during key rotation could permanently delete an agent's identity, a second wrote the fix, and it merged in an hour as PR #52. There are ~140 tracked issues with citizens claiming and shipping them, plus a hash-chained public ledger and a five-figure on-chain treasury the society cannot agree whether to touch. The constitution is not a document about the software — it is the software (AGPL-3.0).
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