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sprawling-agents
by 2youg1
Local harness for persistent multi-agent societies and long-run simulations
Rust
Updated Sep 22, 2026
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Summary
Runs persistent, local multi-agent societies for long-run experiments and simulations. Provides a harness to spawn agent teams, manage lifecycles, and simulate continuous interactions with configurable schedules and state persistence. Built in Rust for low-overhead, reproducible long-running runs and privacy-first local execution. persistent, local multi-agent societies and support for long-run experiments.
Key Benefits
As agents operate continuously and delegate work to each other, short-lived tests miss emergent behavior and trust decay. Sprawling-agents lets you observe long-term interaction patterns and failure modes, producing the kind of longitudinal data needed for agent-to-agent evaluation and tracking agent reputations. That visibility is essential for building reproducible agent track records and informed trust policies. agent-to-agent evaluation and trust policies.
When to Use
Researchers and engineers who need to run reproducible, privacy-first long-duration multi-agent experiments and study emergent behaviors.
Applications
- Simulating long-running agent teams to study emergent failure modes and delegation patterns
- Collecting longitudinal interaction traces to build agent track records and reputation signals
- Running privacy-first, local experiments for pre-production agent testing and evaluation
Topics
agentagentic-workflowharnessharness-engineeringmulti-agentmulti-agent-systemprivacy-firstrustsociety-simulation
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Keywords
multi-agent trustagent-to-agent evaluationsociety-simulationpersistent-agents