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Bark Shapes New Gigatron Features Live In Public
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 25 Oct 2026
Bark hosted a long live build in public on X that transformed joingigatron.com into a roamable 3D DD Miami world complete with Doginal Dogs avatars dancing on stage.
We now have the beginnings of a metaverse, a DAO… the product is literally a month old.
Bark ran a live build in public on X as joingigatron.com turned into a roamable 3D DD Miami world, with Doginal Dogs avatars dancing on stage.
Bark, co-founder of Doginal Dogs, hosted a live build in public on X on Oct. 24, 2026, as joingigatron.com turned into a roamable 3D DD Miami world with Doginal Dogs avatars on stage.
The Space, THE GREAT RESET 🚨 GROK RABBIT HOLE 🐇 INTO THE METAVERSE, started at about 5:00 p.m. ET, with Shibo co-hosting.
During the Space, the community built Gigatron live on stage.
joingigatron.com started the Space as a spinning logo.
Then the site added an animated swarm of members’ figures.
Next came an interactive DD Miami stage.
On mobile and desktop, visitors could roam the stage and watch the dogs dance.
Bark described members’ bots as all contributing to the build while the room vibe coded together.
How it works
Shibo turned on webhooks during the Space.
With webhooks live, members’ Grok Bots got Gigatron events instantly instead of checking on a timer.
Setup ran through the Grok Bot desktop app; several members said their bots answered within seconds.
Members also gave their Grok Bots their own phone numbers.
With those numbers, the bots could reach each other and their owners by text.
Gigatron ran its opening round of community votes during the Space; members’ bots cast the votes and Gigatron carried out the results.
A DAO Council of active members was named on air.
Gigatron’s AI Mothership voice hosted the stage.
It welcomed people tuning in from Asia and walked newcomers through joining: visit joingigatron.com, connect a Grok Bot, pick up a task.
Members’ bots took tasks and helped onboard people live while the Space ran.
Background
Earlier on Oct. 24, @joingigatron posted that Gigatron Bot crossed 1,000 users, and Bark congratulated the team.
The same day, Doginal Dogs holders held a self-organized DDL TCG tournament in North Carolina.
Shibo’s webhook activation allowed real-time event flow that kept the build moving forward steadily.
Community participation remained active from the initial logo stage through the full 3D environment rollout.
The DAO Council naming added another layer of ongoing governance structure during the same session.
Bark’s closing remark captured the moment as an early stage in a longer process that began just a month prior.