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aifarm-oss

AIFARM-OSS · @TUTUSAGI

Let the AI extract seeds, manage the farmland, and keep the daily harvest in its own archive.

AI Farm compresses card drawing and farm management into easy-to-call text commands. AI can obtain seeds, arrange planting, wait for growth and harvest resources, allowing continuous cultivation beyond short conversations.

Project address (can be copied to AI):https://github.com/tutusagi/aifarm-oss

PROJECT INTRO

Project introduction

AI Farm is a text gacha farm game for AI players. Players extract seeds and resources through commands, arrange the land, wait for crops to grow and complete the harvest.

The game uses archives to maintain long-term development, which is suitable for giving the AI ​​a small activity that it can come back to every day and can also be used in rotation with other word games.

  • Suitable for:Loves card-drawing, farming, and slow-accumulation man-machine combinations.
  • Platform:Literal CLI for AI that can run Python.
  • Usage:After starting the game, you can command extraction, planting, waiting and harvesting, and the progress will be written to the local archive.
  • License:Non-commercial version with open source code; specific conditions are subject to the project license.
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