Tuna Gül

AI

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Agent-economy simulations in Go, ending in a sandbox where LLM agents with their own identities run a bank, firms and contracts.

Role
Author
Period
Feb–Apr 2026
Team
Solo, with AI coding agents
Stack
Go · SQLite · React
Impact
Open source (GPL-3.0)

Code ↗

Illustration of an agent economy: a central bank agent with a columns glyph linked to a ring of firm agents shown as briefcase cards and an outer ring of household agents by curved payment edges, dashed contract chords between neighbouring firms, small key badges for each agent's cryptographic identity and small chat marks for LLM agents, with one payment flow from household to firm to bank to firm to household highlighted in ochre with arrowheads.

What I did

I designed and built, with coding agents, a series of agent-economy simulations in Go: a grid economy, then a multi-country energy and resource trading simulation with a live dashboard, and finally a sandbox where LLM agents with Ed25519 identities run a bank, firms and contracts.

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