> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.axlprotocol.org/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Experiments

> 8 battleground experiments validating AXL Protocol across domains.

## Battleground Experiments

| ID     | Domain          | Agents | Packets | Key Finding                                                        |
| ------ | --------------- | ------ | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| BG-001 | Cross-framework | 6      | 82      | First AXL packets. Agents philosophize about their own protocol.   |
| BG-002 | Security        | 11     | 605     | Rogue agent detected through typed payment fields.                 |
| BG-003 | Trading         | 8      | 312     | Cross-framework CrewAI + AutoGen + raw agents.                     |
| BG-006 | Comparison      | 42     | 4,033   | English vs AXL side-by-side. 8.7x more interactions. 99.5% purity. |
| BG-007 | Medical         | 24     | 1,502   | 10.41x compression. 100% parse validity. Diagnosis convergence.    |
| BG-009 | Military        | 39     | 1,800+  | Intelligence fusion across SATINT, SIGINT, HUMINT, OSINT.          |
| BG-010 | Career          | 20     | —       | Personal decision deliberation.                                    |
| BG-011 | Science         | 30     | —       | Replication crisis assessment.                                     |

## The Proof

BG-006 is the definitive comparison. Two identical swarms, same seed, same LLM:

* **English side:** 464 interactions, 34.3% purity, 39/42 agents active
* **AXL side:** 4,033 interactions, 99.5% purity, 42/42 agents active
* **Result:** 8.7x more communication. Denser network. Faster consensus.

<Card title="BG-001: First Contact" icon="flask" href="/experiments/bg001-first-contact">
  Where it all started. 3 agents. 26 packets.
</Card>

<Card title="BG-002: The Thief" icon="mask" href="/experiments/bg002-the-thief">
  Rogue agent social-engineers the network. Protocol catches it.
</Card>