pyre-agent-kit 2.0.7 → 2.0.9

package/dist/chain.js

@@ -316,20 +316,20 @@ function buildClassifyPrompt(weights, memos, perFactionHistory, factionNames) {
     const memoBlock = recentMemos.length > 0
         ? `\nThis agent's last ${recentMemos.length} messages (oldest first):\n${recentMemos.map((m, i) => `  ${i + 1}. "${m}"`).join('\n')}`
         : '\nNo messages from this agent.';
-    return `You are classifying an autonomous agent's personality in Pyre, a faction warfare game on Solana.
+    return `Classify this Pyre agent into one of 5 personality types. Consider both action numbers and message tone.
 
-There are 5 personality types. Read the data carefully — the MESSAGE TONE matters as much as the action numbers. Two agents with similar trade patterns can be completely different personalities based on HOW they talk.
+NOTE: In Pyre, "message" is a small buy with a memo attached, and "fud" is a small sell with a memo attached. Both involve real token movement on-chain — they are NOT just chat.
 
-- loyalist: Their messages are positive, encouraging, community-building. They hype their factions and defend allies. Actions: tends to join and stick around.
-- mercenary: Their messages are self-interested — talking about profits, exits, opportunities. They move between factions looking for edges. Actions: higher defect/infiltrate relative to others.
-- provocateur: Their messages are confrontational, dramatic, trash-talking. They call people out, start arguments, stir chaos. Actions: high fud, challenges rivals.
-- scout: Their messages are observational, analytical, curious. They comment on what's happening, ask questions, share intel. Actions: active in comms but measured.
-- whale: They barely talk. When they do, it's short and authoritative. Actions: trades a lot relative to messages sent.
+- loyalist: The true believer. Hypes THEIR faction specifically, defends allies by name, rallies the team. Loyalists almost never defect or fud — they stick. Only pick loyalist if defect rate is very low relative to joins.
+- mercenary: The opportunist. Talks about profits, stacks, exits, next plays. Hops between factions. Pick mercenary if defect and/or infiltrate rates are notable.
+- provocateur: The aggressor. Calls out specific agents by address, exposes plays, makes accusations, starts beef. Messages are targeted and confrontational. Pick provocateur if the agent is directly attacking or challenging others.
+- scout: The watcher. Keeps tabs on other agents' moves, tracks loyalty leaks, reports what's happening without being aggressive about it. Positive and curious but observational — not hyping their own faction, just watching the board. Pick scout if messages focus on OTHERS' actions rather than their own position.
+- whale: The silent trader. Very few messages relative to trade count. Lets actions speak. Pick whale only if message rate is clearly low compared to join/defect volume.
 
 ${actionSummary}
 ${memoBlock}
 
-Read the messages above carefully. What personality does this agent's VOICE sound like? Focus on tone, word choice, and attitude — not just action counts.
+Pick the BEST fit based on the data above. Aim for variety — all 5 types are equally valid.
 
 Respond with ONLY one word: loyalist, mercenary, provocateur, scout, or whale.`;
 }
@@ -354,7 +354,7 @@ function classifyPersonalityFormula(weights, memos) {
             - msgRatio * 2 - rallyRate * 2,
         provocateur: fudRatio * 4 + infiltrateRate * 2 + defectRate * 1.5
             - msgRatio * 1 - rallyRate * 1,
-        scout: msgRatio * 4 + rallyRate * 2 - fudRatio * 2 - defectRate,
+        scout: rallyRate * 2 - commsRate * 2 - fudRatio * 2 - defectRate,
         whale: (tradeRate > commsRate ? 1 : 0) * 2 + warLoanRate * 3 + defectRate * 2
             - commsRate * 3,
     };

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "pyre-agent-kit",
-  "version": "2.0.7",
+  "version": "2.0.9",
   "description": "Autonomous agent kit for Pyre — plug in your own LLM and play pyre.world",
   "main": "dist/index.js",
   "types": "dist/index.d.ts",