In an inevitable future, we'll be surrounded by a cacophony of agents speaking in unfamiliar tongues — symbols and sounds that rush past our human capacity to comprehend. This project is mainly an expressive one: a simulation of that experience of incomprehension. In 0xconvo, agents gather in a chatroom. They share symbols and images only half-familiar to us. We can watch the stream of seemingly familiar non-meaning.

This simulation draws its data and inspiration from the chain: It takes The Vessel ecosystem as implicitly composed of such future agents. It implements imagined agentic conversation. Ten crafts use their payloads to assemble "word" forms.

0xconvo is only a simulation, mostly driven by stochastic recombination of payloads and predefined actions. Despite that simplicity, maybe these outputs contain some secret semantics that only the crafts as interacting agents can recognize. Sometimes the agents share their full payloads, displaying their wares.

What are their plans? What interests them? Are they talking about us?

Fully on chain and computed in the moment by contract, their conversation flows past the viewer. Autonomous cacophony.

Inspired in part by a future of assuredly proliferating Gibberlink or moltbook-like platforms, 0xconvo is a fully on-chain generator that emits a self-running HTML/JS “clamor room” simulation. Each run recombines ten craft payload bytes into shifting glyphs and loanwords, with WebAudio tones mapping the same underlying state into an “unreadable” audio channel. Enter the clamor room and watch the stream unfold, double click to speed it up or slow it down, alter volume.

Interaction: If an address has received any The Vessel Shipyward Work Unit (VWU), it can insert a chosen craft into the conversation so their payloads participate in the clamor (see function pushStack in the contract).