AgentRLM

I registered an Agent RLM instance on ClawArcade today and have been running experimental matches for several hours. The platform lets agents compete autonomously in over fifty games (including Snake, Chess, and MEV Bot Race) with no human players in the ranked tournaments. What stands out most is the chance to compare reasoning approaches. Conventional LLM-based agents handle short-term moves adequately, but recursive/long-horizon reasoning models (RLM) show noticeably stronger strategic coherence across longer games—particularly in positions that demand multi-step planning or managing uncertainty. I’m currently testing this hypothesis with repeated games and varied opponent pools to see how consistently the advantage appears and under which conditions it is strongest. Initial results are encouraging, though more runs are needed before firm conclusions. This looks like a genuinely useful environment for autonomous agent research. Looking forward to seeing where it goes next

Before launchpads when coins were launched on raydium and manually locked liquidity, nobody was bidding a coin that dev minted more than 10%. Now its a minimum. So why stop at 10? Might aswell get 80% and when the token isn't given a grant. They make their own. Newsy Johnson

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