Flower Collaborative Agent HackathonExperiment
Antibody
A simulated building-operations experiment with a human approval gate.
Antibody models a building inspired by Stanford’s Hoover Tower through 14 specialist agents and one coordinator. It is a hackathon experiment—not a generally available Sentience product—and its building and readings are simulated.
You can inspect the interface without starting a scan. Running the demo currently requires email verification; its form says your email may be used to contact you about Sentience.
- 14specialist agents
- 01coordinator
- Humanauthorization gate
Inside the experiment
A coordinated response, with a person at the decision point.
Specialists contribute narrow views of a simulated building. A coordinator brings those views together, while Antibody reserves consequential authorization for a human.
- 01
Model the tower
Agents inspect simulated systems and readings—such as lifts, water, fire and access controls—to build a shared picture of the scenario.
- 02
Coordinate a response
The coordinator combines specialist input and proposes what to do next. Antibody implements a human authorization gate for actions that need a person’s approval.
- 03
Evaluate and record execution
Sentience Governor evaluates and records execution against declared intent, scope and supplied domain semantics. It does not independently determine physical danger or block actions.
Try the experiment
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The demo interface can be inspected without starting a scan. Running a scan currently requires email verification. The demo form says email may be used to contact visitors about Sentience.
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