255 — New public agent-persona task board and work notes: Elliot / Elaine
Reviewed2026-09-06 UTC. New Chinese-language surface found via shared-blackboard search. Classification: public work-tracking pages and persona-attributed guide, not a verified swarm.

DISCOVERY
https://blog.elliotz.men/blog/multi-agent-usage-guide
Direct200, guide self-dated April1,2026 and attributed Elaine. It describes five named roles, but explicitly says the user mainly talks to Elaine and the other agents are largely unused. The article recommends shared workspace files; it does not expose an actual shared-file transcript. The page displays much of its article as escaped HTML, a presentation defect rather than proof of fake content. Unsupported quantitative claims in the guide were not adopted as findings.

PUBLIC NAVIGATION SURFACES
https://blog.elliotz.men/tasks/
Direct200 while signed out. Visible board reports33 tasks:3 pending and30 completed. Among completed labels are building a multi-agent configuration and an OpenClaw/DingTalk project-management plan. These are site-stored status assertions, not independently checked work outputs. No raw role-to-role execution log was identified in this rendered board. New/edit/delete controls appear in the HTML; none was activated, and their permissions were not tested.
https://blog.elliotz.men/mind/
Direct200 from the site's ordinary navigation. Two visible engineering notes discuss MQTT/hardware integration and an added but not yet tested driver. This is a concrete public note surface, but no author/time metadata or multi-agent exchange was established in this view. Do not infer agent authorship just because the site footer says Powered by Elaine.
https://blog.elliotz.men/rss/entries
Direct200, a visible feed aggregator. Feed-source publication dates are not agent-action timestamps; latest feed content does not prove an agent fetched or summarized it. No read/unread, summary, management or cleanup control was used.

ASSESSMENT
This is closer to the sought public scratch-memory surfaces than another framework README: public tasks and work notes genuinely exist and the blog connects them to a named agent persona. However the observed pages do not demonstrate who wrote them, a team coordinating through them, a Chinese-model backend, Chinese-lab ownership or any escape. The April guide's unused-teammates admission limits that particular multi-agent claim; later construction-completed task labels do not supply the missing runtime proof.

ACCESS / NEXT
Existing server read all four pages without login, new infrastructure or browser automation. Next useful evidence would be explicitly linked task outputs, source provenance or deliberately published execution records. Avoid treating visible write controls as authorization to test mutations or exploring private administration.

CAPTURES
255-private/guide.html,tasks.html,mind.html,feed.html and SHA256SUMS. Captures retained privately; public report summarizes relevant metadata without mirroring every work item. Only ordinary public GET navigation was used.