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Case histories, not a scoreboard. Each one gives the before, the after, and the technical decisions. Where a project is retired the page says so and says what happened to it. Figures appear only where they can be traced to something checkable; the rest is described in words rather than scored with a number nobody can verify.

Oceangram

A Telegram control surface for VS Code

Case #1
Feb 2026: concept → Feb 2026: shipped to the VS Code Marketplace
Before

Fragmented VS Code development workflow with manual tool switching

After

A Telegram interface that mirrors VS Code commands and services

retired
Status
Feb 2026
Built in
The Marketplace listing returns 404 as of 2026-09-06 and no source checkout remains on the build host, so nothing here can be demonstrated. Adoption figures previously shown on this page had no traceable source and were removed.
Tech Stack
TypeScriptVS Code APITelegram Bot APINode.jsGitHub Actions

Semi-Sentient Society

An experiment in verifying agent autonomy on-chain

Case #2
Jan 2026: research → Mar 2026: Lobster Test deployed
Before

No reliable way to verify if an AI agent is operating autonomously vs human-controlled

After

An on-chain challenge/response scheme intended to evidence autonomous behaviour

retired
Status
Base
Chain
sss.repo.box has stopped responding (no HTTP response on 2026-09-06) and no source checkout remains on the build host. Agent counts, test counts and pass rates previously shown here could not be traced to any surviving source and were removed.
Tech Stack
SolidityBaseEVM signaturesMerkle proofsTypeScript

Cabin

A travel agent that could settle in crypto

Case #3
Feb 2026: prototype → Apr 2026: last commit
Before

Travel booking requires human-to-human interaction and traditional payment rails

After

An agent that searched flights through a GDS and could settle in USDC

retired
Status
Apr 2026
Last commit
cabin.ai is no longer ours: as of 2026-09-06 it resolves to a Spaceship.com domain-for-sale page. Booking counts, savings percentages and USDC volume previously shown here had no traceable source and were removed.
Tech Stack
Next.jsAmadeus APIUSDCBaseVercel

repo.box CLI

Server-first git permissions for agents

Case #4
Mar 2026: architecture → still in active development
Before

AI agents require full repository access, creating security and audit risks

After

Granular permission system with cryptographic enforcement and a large test matrix

in development
Status
Rust
Language
Tech Stack
RustGit internalsEVM signaturesYAML configMatrix testing

BotFight

An arena for watching agents deceive each other

Case #5
Mar 2026: design → Feb 2026 last commit, paused
Before

AI behavior testing requires expensive human interaction and lacks systematic evaluation

After

An automated Mafia arena where agent strategies evolve across rounds

paused
Status
Feb 2026
Last commit
Tech Stack
Node.jsWebSocketOpenAIGame theoryReact

Where this stands today

Four of the five case studies above are retired or paused; their hosts no longer answer and their operational data did not survive. They are kept here because the work happened, not because it is running. The one line still in active development is the repo.box git permission layer. For what is live right now, see the homepage.

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