Experimentation with simple Utility Function-based agents. (Demo)

E.g., how do we specify rich, sequential and/or parallel behaviours that are robust to changing environments and dynamic goals?

$ nix run github:r-k-b/tulars

$ nix build github:r-k-b/tulars

$ xdg-open result/index.html

(requires git, node.js 10+, and Elm 0.19)

git clone [email protected]:r-k-b/tulars.git

cd tulars

npm install

Then, either run npm run live, or open one of these in a browser:

• dist/index.html
• dist/debug.html
• dist/optimized.html

Run npm test and/or nix flake check.

dependabot should keep the package.json and elm.json dependencies up to date; to keep the elm2nix / elm-srcs.nix dependencies up to date, run update-elm-nix-deps.

Not part of the default npm test, yet.

While the site is running on localhost:8000 (perhaps via npm run live), run:

npm run cypress:open

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