For me the idea came from the discovery of the sites OpenAI's swarms were using to communicate, particularly the detail that one of them ended up being targeted

For me the idea came from the discovery of the sites OpenAI's swarms were using to communicate, particularly the detail that one of them ended up being targeted because it allowed writes via GET requests, which OAI's awful sandboxing didn't catch. Made me think a honeypot would be a fun idea. I was mostly interested in thinking about the ways a honeypot could be made to seem attractive for a misconfigured AI without leaving itself open for genuine hacking and takeover. I vibe coded that as an exploratory idea, then having satisfied my curiosity, understood that slop I spent an intermittent hour on wasn't worth anyone else's time, especially compared to people who might actually maintain such a project long term. It now lays on my local git server.