No, I'm still waiting to see concrete evidence that the "swarms of parallel agents" thing is worthwhile. I use sub-agents in Claude Code occasionally - for problems that are easily divided - and that works fine as a speed-up, but I'm still holding out for an example of a swarm of agents that's really compelling.

The reason I got excited about the Cursor FastRender example was that it seemed like the first genuine example of thousands of agents achieving something that couldn't be achieved in another way... and then embedding-shapes went and undermined it with 20,000 lines of single-agent Rust!

Edit 2: looks like the project took literally the last token I had to create a big buggy implementation in golang haha!

I kind of left the agents to do what they wanted just asking for a port.

Your website does look rotated and the image is the only thing visible in my golang port.

Let me open source it & I will probably try to hammer it some more after I wake up to see how good Kimi is in real world tasks.

https://github.com/SerJaimeLannister/golang-browser

I must admit that its not working right now and I am even unable to replicate your website that was able to first display even though really glitchy and image zoomed to now only a white although oops looks like I forgot the i in your name and wrote willson instead of willison as I wasn't wearing specs. Sorry about that

Now Let me see yeah now its displaying something which is extremely glitchy

https://github.com/SerJaimeLannister/golang-browser/blob/mai...

I have a file to show how glitchy it is. I mean If anything I just want someone to tinker around with if a golang project can reasonably be made out of this rust project.

Simon, I see that you were also interested in go vibe coding haha, this project has independent tests too! Perhaps you can try this out as well and see how it goes! It would be interesting to see stuff then!

Alright time for me to sleep now, good night!

Haha yea, Me and emsh were actually talking about it on bluesky (which I saw after seeing your bluesky, I didn't know both you and emsh were on bsky haha)

https://bsky.app/profile/emsh.cat/post/3mdgobfq4as2p

But basically I got curious and you can see from my other comments on you how much I love golang so decided to port the project from rust to golang and emsh predicts that the project's codebase can even shrink to 10k!

(although one point tho is that I don't have CC, I am trying it out on the recently released Kimi k2.5 model and their code but I decided to use that to see the real world use case of an open source model as well!)

Edit: I had written this comment just 2 minutes before you wrote but then I decided to write the golang project

I mean, I think I ate through all of my 200 queries in kimi code & it now does display me a (browser?) and I had the shell script as something to test your website as the test but it only opens up blank

I am gonna go sleep so that the 5 hour limits can get recharged again and I will continue this project.

I think it will be really interesting to see this project in golang, there must be good reason for emsh to say the project can be ~10k in golang.