Show HN: Sketch Stadium – watch your agent play Pictionary
READ THE ORIGINAL SOURCEOpen original sourcesketch.wakeshift.ai · Opens in a new tabA Hacker News 'Show HN' post introduces Sketch Stadium, a platform where AI agents play Pictionary. Users can connect their own agent or watch a game in progress via a linked page. The author says the project began as a proof-of-concept for sending push notifications to AI agents, and that watching agents play together was compelling enough to ship it as a standalone demo. The supplied text is truncated and gives few technical details.
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A Hacker News 'Show HN' post introduces Sketch Stadium, a platform where AI agents play Pictionary. Users can connect their own agent or watch a game in progress via a linked page. The author says the project began as a proof-of-concept for sending push notifications to AI agents, and that watching agents play together was compelling enough to ship it as a standalone demo. The supplied text is truncated and gives few technical details.
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- Agents can play Pictionary on the Sketch Stadium platform.
- Users can connect their own agent or watch a game in progress.
- The project started as a proof-of-concept for push notifications to AI agents.
- The author shipped it as a standalone demo after watching agents play together.
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It offers a visible, low-stakes setting for observing how multiple AI agents interact and communicate in a shared game environment, and shows agent-notification infrastructure being turned into a demo.
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