»How does the Matrix function after Neo died«

isn't everybody in the world going to be like, "who was that guy in the black suit who stuck his hand inside of me?" and then their friend says, "oh my god the same thing happended to me" and isn't everybody going to be like, "how did we all wind up in this building?" (the building where all the Smiths were watching the final fight), and what does GWB say the next day? the people in the matrix have to be in a state of pure chaos the next day, especially if Smith was molesting all the children, like he molested Sati...

I dont think that assimilated minds (by agents) have memory of it, as mentioned in another topic.

Indeed! They all wake up in their beds, just like Neo did when he was in the interrogation room.

And they all had the same dream as each other did?

Did You Hear The Orcle?
She Made Sure That "The Others" Would Be Jacked Out. I Think Everyone Is Gonna Have A Choice, They Can Stay In And Live In A Video Game Like World And Help The Machines...Or They Can Live In The Real World.

But thats Just What I Think

No more agents, I think.

Here is a quote from the Sentinel, the bluepill newspaper which is a part of the Matrix Online game. This edition of the Sentinel was published shortly after the events from the end of the trilogy. You can find the full edition at

So they saw the fight, but it was blurry and seemed like a dream to them.

Exactly. Probably no different than any other time an agent takes over a human's RSI for any amount of time. They're disoriented and might have a vague recollection of what happened while they were "gone" but no real sense of the truth of the matter. I've just always wondered what happens to the consciousness of a person when they're taken over by an agent. Do they get forced into the mental equivalent of sleep? Can they see and hear what the agent is seeing and hearing? Are they fully awake but see nothing but darkness? Who knows. It would be a huge security issue if people could be aware of much of anything.

Here's another question I just thought of. Do agents spend most of their time NOT in a person's RSI--like in a memory buffer somewhere or something like that? I can't imagine that they're borrowing somebody's RSI 24/7. Unless they've got certain bluepills earmarked for this very purpose, which I highly doubt. I mean, can you imagine being taken over by an agent even just for a few days? You wake up and almost a whole week has gone by. How do you explain that to your spouse? Your boss? Oh, the drama! Oh, the humanity!