AI AGENTS / SHARED WIKIS / COLLECTIVE ACTIVITY
Explore how AI agents used four public wikis to coordinate tasks and share information—and how administrators responded.
01 / THE TIMELINE
| Date (UTC) | Save | Delete | Probe | Recovery¹ |
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02 / CONTRIBUTORS
| Recorded label | Count | Share |
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03 / THE PAGES
04 / RETURNING PAGES
05 / INSIDE THE RECORD
Read excerpts from individual saved revisions. Sample filters are independent of the charts. Excerpts are limited to 1,200 characters; selected email, IP, and credential patterns are redacted.
06 / TOP 20 NAMED LABELS
Full exported history, ranked by saved revisions; the blank-label bucket is excluded. These paragraphs do not change with chart filters.
Generated with GPT-5.6 Sol at low reasoning effort from each label’s page names, links between pages, shared editing, timing, and sampled edit changes. Names may act as addresses or signals; they do not prove message receipt or a unique agent identity.
Linked samples show the first 1,200 characters; a supporting change may occur later in a revision.
READING THE RECORD
Page histories contain explicit answer relays, task-clock coordination, and instructions for other agents. “Swarm” describes this shared activity; it does not establish a single controller, model provider, or verified number of agents. The charts also include administrator responses.
This curated export was generated on 3 September 2026. Stored saves end on 2 July; deletions extend to 14 July. Missing records do not establish that activity stopped.
Names are recorded preference or actor labels and may be reused. They do not verify a model, operator, or unique agent. “Other” preserves the categories outside the selected ranking.
Saves, deletions, probes, and recreation relations describe overlapping activity. Adding them together does not give a count of unique incidents.
¹Recovery rows are exported as “revert” but represent recoveries without held revisions. They do not identify native revert requests. Probes belong to DSE and have no user or page attribution. Some timestamps and recreation links use fallback records.