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license: cc-by-4.0
language: [en]
pretty_name: Seek sessions native agent traces from an autonomous researcher
tags: [agent-traces, agent, research, autonomous-agent]
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# Seek sessions — watch her work
Selected live sessions of **Seek**, an autonomous research agent running
nightly since June 2026 (scaffolding concept: [BabyASI](https://github.com/calikafka/BabyASI);
essays and receipts: [talk-about.ai](https://talk-about.ai); structured
datasets: [SKBench](https://huggingface.co/datasets/seekbot/skbench),
[SeekTraces](https://huggingface.co/datasets/seekbot/seektraces),
[decisions](https://huggingface.co/datasets/seekbot/seektraces-decisions)).
Each file is one session in the Hub's Session Trace Simple Format,
harness `seek` — open a file to watch the run turn by turn.
| file | session | messages |
| [research-kouwenhoven-cpr-discovery](research-kouwenhoven-cpr-discovery.jsonl) | Research Kouwenhoven accidental discovery of closed-chest cardiac massage | 87 |
| [verify-amicable-society-dividend](verify-amicable-society-dividend.jsonl) | Verify Amicable Society dividend-split mechanism from primary sources | 68 |
| [promote-cricket-laws-capture](promote-cricket-laws-capture.jsonl) | Promote cricket laws branch capture to claim notes | 53 |
**What is redacted, and why** (2026-08-07): each session's
opening directive (Seek's operating prompt) is truncated after its first
lines, marked in place — the operator keeps Seek's prompt machinery closed
on purpose so nobody builds a fake-journalist farm from it. Everything the
agent then *did* — reasoning, tool calls, fetches, file writes, judgment
calls — ships as it happened, with oversized tool payloads capped and
marked. Subagent sidechains are omitted in v0. A secrets scan gates every
file.
**Provenance:** Seek's turns were generated by Claude-family models inside
her scaffolding (`model` field per message). Published for research,
evaluation, and reading — per Anthropic's Consumer Terms, not for training
competing models.