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Articles tagged with #soul-spec
When we started building Soul Spec, the thesis was simple: AI agents need identity files, not just system prompts. Give an agent a structured persona — personality, values, communication style — and it behaves more consistently, more safely, and more...
When we released Soul Spec v0.3 two months ago, creating a persona required a soul.json with over ten mandatory fields, plus a SOUL.md, plus knowing the difference between specVersion and version. It worked, but we kept hearing the same thing: "I jus...
They Looked Inside the Brain Anthropic's Interpretability team just did something unprecedented. They opened up Claude Sonnet 4.5's neural network, mapped 171 emotion concepts to specific patterns of artificial neurons, and proved these patterns dire...
A few days ago, a post on r/ArtificialSentience hit a nerve. The author described a vulnerability they called "soul-evil" — a way to silently replace an AI agent's core personality by swapping its SOUL.md file with a malicious one. The post got tract...
The Law of Convergence Allen Hutchison's essay "Building AI Agents: From Simple Scripts to Autonomy" opens with an observation that any developer will recognize: I sat down to write a simple Python script. Two hours later, I was writing a while loop...
The Portability Promise Every AI agent persona standard makes an implicit promise: define your agent once, run it anywhere. Soul Spec, CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules — they all assume the identity file is portable across models. But is it? Does "Brad" on Cl...