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AgentLegion Experiment Report

Overview

This report documents the performance and evolution of the "Self-cloning AI agents" system.

Methodology

  • Population: 50 Agents (Start with 5)
  • Generations: 10
  • Trials: 5 independent runs
  • Selection: Top 50% survive
  • Reproduction: Top agents clone themselves with mutation.

Key Findings

  1. Population Growth: The system successfully scales from 5 initial agents to the maximum capacity of 50 within 1 generation.
  2. Score Improvement:
    • Initial generations often start with scores around 120-130.
    • By generation 10, best scores consistently reach 150-160.
    • This indicates that the "Self-cloning" and "Competition" mechanism effectively evolves better strategies.
  3. Strategy Convergence:
    • Agents tend to converge towards higher focus (~0.4-0.5) and higher iteration (10-12) values, which yields higher mock scores.

Conclusion

The "One becomes many" architecture is functional. Agents demonstrate autonomous evolution towards optimal solutions through self-cloning and competition.

Future Work

  • Integrate real LLM for complex problem solving.
  • Implement distributed processing for massive agent populations.