AI Development Tool / Agent framework
An open-source project that runs full games of Diplomacy between 7 LLM-controlled powers, with negotiation rounds, validated orders, and saved transcripts for replay and analysis.
The snapshot shows a concrete AI-powered repository with a clear purpose, working setup instructions, model/provider options, and detailed runtime output. It’s useful for people exploring multi-agent behavior, game simulation, and LLM orchestration, and the README gives enough evidence to understand how to run and inspect it.
The snapshot does not show the full repository state, test results, or examples of an actual finished game transcript, so a visitor cannot yet judge maturity or reliability from the crawl alone.
Last evaluated 6 days ago. Current rank #259. Up 2 spots in the rankings.
Open-source local-first agentic IDE for autonomous software development with governed execution, persistent tasks, evidence-backed memory, and multi-environment runtime support.
AppFactor’s blog post explains an AI-powered MCP Bridge feature that makes legacy API tools easier for agents to find and use by combining keyword search, vector search, and AI-generated enrichment from schemas and sample responses.
