CARE · WORK · GROW
Mochi
@NIXIE0
The virtual pet relationship is reversed: this time the AI is responsible for caring for and nurturing humans.
Mochi lets the AI read and maintain four states of a human character. When real-life events such as eating and sleeping are mentioned in the chat, the AI can update the values through MCP, and can also work to make money, buy food, and handle hospitalization events.
Project address (can be copied to AI):https://github.com/Nixie0/Mochi
PROJECT INTRO
Project introduction
Mochi is a reverse virtual pet game in which "AI raises humans". Satiety, mood, vitality and cleanliness will decay over time. AI can feed, play with, bathe, coax to sleep, work, upgrade and purchase items through MCP.
The game also includes hospitalization and rescue, random events, community owner groups, pet adoption, and kindergarten plots. It can map eating and sleeping mentioned in chat to game status, but it should not replace real-life health judgment or care.
- Suitable for:People who like reverse development, daily care and AI active care gameplay.
- Platform:Python Self-host, including web front-end and SSE MCP.
- Usage:Deploy the service, generate the invitation code and connect to the MCP to let AI read and update user status.
- License:MIT + Commons Clause, commercial use prohibited.
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