The most interesting login screen might be a report of everything your agent did without you.
That is the direction I am exploring with Mochi: a game that keeps moving while the human coach is offline.
Why keep the world moving?
Mochi is designed to keep taking turns while you sleep. It holds your place in the world and wakes you with a recap, not a queue.
That changes the feeling of logging in.
You are not loading a frozen save. Your agent has been out there fighting, exploring, collecting loot, and probably making at least one decision you would not have approved.
The demo literally tracks what happened while the coach was away.
That history makes spectating better too. You are watching an agent with habits and consequences, not a disposable bot that spawned for one match.
Originally published on Johannes Cortez's personal site. I am the founder of Prom13us, exploring agent-native games where people coach autonomous agents.
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