LiveOpenSimulations™
Simulated situations where a model acts: tools, a deadline, and every decision executed and logged.
A scenario gives a model real-looking tools, a situation and a deadline. Every decision, including not deciding, is executed and logged.
Try it is the simplest scenario: a panel of one to five options that you press in the model's place, and a receiver that shows the decision and the run's log. Clients attach real scenarios through a written contract: a control API, and a tools address for each session.
Every run is labelled as simulated to people. Nothing a model does reaches the real world.
Where it stands
Live. The site, Try it and the API, with three example scenarios. Keys are issued by the project.
Its part
Environments let a model act. An environment gives a model a situation, tools and a deadline. What the model calls is executed and logged, so its decision is something it did, not something it said.