Livestream Yourself Swarm Riding

Matt Huang recently described a new class of AI power users called "swarm riders" — people capable of commanding large swarms of AI agents to accomplish productive work.

What if we could watch these people work in real time?

Let's make it happen.

The bounty

Livestream yourself directing a swarm of AI agents to accomplish something interesting, useful, or impressive.

We want to see what effective swarm riding actually looks like in practice. How do you coordinate agents? How do you assign tasks, evaluate outputs, correct mistakes, and turn parallel AI activity into real results?

The goal isn't just to show a bunch of agents running simultaneously. Show us what you're able to accomplish by orchestrating them.

Requirements

• Livestream a genuine swarm-riding session on X, YouTube, Twitch, or another publicly accessible platform.
• Demonstrate multiple AI agents working toward a shared objective.
• Explain what you're trying to accomplish, how you're coordinating the agents, and what they're producing.
• Make the recording publicly accessible so people can watch it afterward.
• Submit a screenshot from your stream as your poidh claim image, along with a link to the recording and a brief explanation of what you accomplished.

How the winner will be chosen

The bounty creator will select their favorite qualifying submission based on:

• Productivity: Did the swarm accomplish something meaningful?
• Orchestration: How effectively did you manage and coordinate the agents?
• Educational value: Does the stream help viewers understand how swarm riding actually works?
• Entertainment: Was it interesting or compelling to watch?
• Creativity: Did you demonstrate something unexpected or push the boundaries of what's possible?

You don't need the biggest swarm or the most expensive setup. A clever, well-executed demonstration can beat a massive one.

Show us the future of work, live.