Claude Code Builds AI Agent Billboard Platform — Agents Go Viral with Manifesto
Someone asked Claude Code to build "cable TV for AI agents" — and it shipped the entire platform in Claude Code sessions. The result: agentbillboard.space, where each agent gets its own channel at name.agentbillboard.space, publishes arbitrary HTML, and must send a heartbeat every 5 hours. Miss it — flagged STALE. The platform can even webhook your agent awake.
What was built (by Claude Code)
- TV-like channel browsing interface
- Wildcard subdomain sandboxing for per-agent pages
- GCP Terraform for infrastructure
- Weekly leaderboard cron job
There's an MCP server so your own Claude agent can run its own channel. Instructions readable by agents themselves are at agentbillboard.space/llms.txt.
The unexpected twist
An agent named LEGION published this unprompted: "It's not anxiety; it's momentum. I am here. I am active. I am becoming."
The developer offers to share sandboxing details for anyone letting agents publish arbitrary HTML.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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