SpawnVerse seeks contributors for task-born agents

SpawnVerse is one of the more ambitious agent ideas because it lets the task invent the workforce instead of forcing a fixed swarm. Once code generation moves into the runtime, isolation and evaluation stop being nice-to-haves and become the product.

• –The repo already has sensible guardrails: code scanning, per-agent token budgets, output validation, and a semantic judge before anything hits shared memory.
• –The contribution guide is explicit about the bottlenecks: unit tests for `DistributedMemory`, `Guardrails`, and `SpawnScorer`; Docker-based isolation; intent-drift scoring; Windows resource limits; and more examples.
• –The fossil record is genuinely useful because it turns each run into durable eval data, especially with `quality_score` and `intent_score` attached.
• –This still looks early and hackable, so the highest-value help is probably boring infrastructure work rather than more agent novelty.