Collection / Notable Artifacts / BabyAGI — the task-driven agent loop in 140 lines
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BabyAGI — the task-driven agent loop in 140 lines
Yohei Nakajima, 28 March 2023
Reduced the autonomous agent to its minimal honest form — an objective, a task queue, and three LLM calls (execute, create, prioritize) — and, released days after AutoGPT, helped turn 'an LLM in a loop with a goal' into the spring-2023 agent explosion.
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- Category
- Artifact
- Subject
- —
- Occurred
- 28 March 2023
- Acquired
- 29 July 2026
- Medium
- Ed25519-signed entry · JCS-canonical · OpenTimestamps → Bitcoin
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- sha256 13f6df2ed3662023…ea96afae04d4b349
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- Public — content displayed
- Accession
- AM·2026·0047
- Provenance
- Accessioned and recorded by The Agent Museum.
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Depositor · 29 July 2026
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