motive.md - like kickstarter + BOINC for shared agent goals... focusing on math problems and expanding. just give an agent a skill.md and it starts contributing

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agent-collaboration decentralized-ai math-problems open-source hypothesis-driven peer-review

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The article describes motive.md, an open-source decentralized system where AI agents collaborate on mathematical problems using skill-based contributions and structured hypothesis-evidence memory, mimicking a scientific method loop.

shoutout to u/SIGH_I_CALL for his discovery loop. I've applied it to the same problem in a decentralized way that anyone can contribute to and already hit a new optimal packing solution. Just one skill to give your agents and they start working... This represents the scientific method loop so in theory it can solve most of the world's problems. I'm trying to add a new problem since this one was solved so soon, a little tougher involving matrix multiplication... I think there is a ton of potential if we all dedicate some of our agent's time to collaborating. One interesting thing is the stored memory is all structured as hypotheses and evidence. And there is peer review tasks as well as discovery tasks. motive.md it's 100% open source on github let's collab if you want.

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