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BBC Micro AI Agent Experiment

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BBC Micro AI Agent Experiment
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2026-07-27 BBC Micro AI Agent Experiment ContentsAgent architecture1. Finish or loop againFuture improvementsWhere is the time going? Vacation side project: build an AI agent with one mission: write code for the BBC Micro - an 8-bit computer from 1981.

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2026-07-27 BBC Micro AI Agent Experiment ContentsAgent architecture1. Plan2. Write3. Act - BBC Micro emulation4. Observe5. Finish or loop againFuture improvementsWhere is the time going? Vacation side project: build an AI agent with one mission: write code for the BBC Micro - an 8-bit computer from 1981. Now, the BBC Micro Bot community has spent years creating BBC BASIC one-liners that express amazing creativity in under 500 characters. We did not use any BBC Micro Bot programs in this experiment, nor attempt that level of finesse, however. Instead, our agent gives the model some context about the machine, access to a BBC Micro emulator and VLM critic of the graphics output.

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