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- anima_world-1.0.0/LICENSE +202 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/NOTICE +16 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/PKG-INFO +245 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/README.md +213 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/__init__.py +3 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/__main__.py +1565 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/actions.py +105 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/agent.py +31 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/api.py +947 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/beats.py +528 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/brain.py +97 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/bt_nodes.py +280 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/chat_service.py +355 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/chat_session.py +141 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/chat_store.py +219 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/cliques.py +63 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/config_store.py +311 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/db.py +433 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/economy.py +108 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/events.py +44 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/gossip.py +58 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/graph.py +72 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/llm_client.py +216 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/locations.py +30 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/memory_retrieval.py +54 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/memory_store.py +259 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/memory_triggers.py +174 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/narrative.py +368 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/needs.py +68 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/onboarding.py +287 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/planner.py +375 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/projection.py +349 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/prompt_store.py +227 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/relationship_judge.py +276 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/scheduler.py +1774 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/types.py +81 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/world_package.py +501 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/world_seed.json +188 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/world_seed.py +58 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/world_store.py +477 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world/world_time.py +51 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world.egg-info/PKG-INFO +245 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +47 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world.egg-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world.egg-info/requires.txt +8 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/anima_world.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/pyproject.toml +65 -0
- anima_world-1.0.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
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**A world-simulation engine for LLM-driven agents.** Characters wake up, get hungry,
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go to work, gossip about each other, form cliques, spend money, remember what happened
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last week, and change how they feel about you. One SQLite file is one world.
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[](https://github.com/aubrey-anima/core/blob/main/LICENSE)
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while they were away.
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against its own needs and the state of the world, and acts. Those acts become events in
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an append-only log, which is the world's only source of truth — balances, relationships,
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and locations are all *projections* of that log, never separately stored rows that could
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drift out of sync.
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The LLM sits beside the simulation, not inside it. It writes the narration, plans what a
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character does with free time, and judges how a conversation changed a relationship —
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all on background threads. **The clock never blocks on a network call.** Take the LLM
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away entirely and the world still runs; it just narrates in templates.
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The engine is **a library, not a service.** There is no HTTP server and no port. Your
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application imports it, and the world lives inside your process:
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```
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your app ──import anima_world.api──▶ world.db
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```
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## See it run
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```console
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$ pip install anima-world
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$ anima-world start
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ANIMA 世界引擎
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────────────────────────────────────────────
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① LLM
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! LLM 未配置 —— 叙事、空闲计划、关系判定都会降级成模板文本
|
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50
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+
修复:anima-world config set llm.api_key sk-…
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|
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② 世界
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✓ 新建 saves/world.db
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时钟:1 tick/秒 —— 约 5 分钟走完一个世界日(现实时间的 300 倍速)
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✓ 3 个角色就位: 苏晚夏、陆知遥、沈亦柔
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③ 运行
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世界在本进程里运行,叙事会打印在下面;停止:Ctrl-C
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[第0天 00:10] 遥:遥 wandered around
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[第0天 00:10] 夏:夏 went to sleep
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[第0天 00:35] 遥:遥 went to sleep
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^C
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世界已停下,快照已保存。下次接着跑:anima-world start
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```
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`start` configures the LLM, creates the world, and runs it — in that order, with no
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documentation required first. Without an API key everything still works; narration is
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templated and characters have no plans. That degradation is deliberate, and it is never
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silent (`anima-world doctor` will tell you, and `World.state()` carries the reason).
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| **Memory** | always on | Retrieval scored on relevance × recency × importance, periodic reflection that writes higher-order memories, and a forgetting curve |
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of truth eventually disagree and you cannot tell which one is right. `world.db` does not
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store "夏 has 50 coins" — it stores *why* she has 50 coins. Reconciliation is replay.
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locks, thread pools), so a second process writing the same `world.db` forks it
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immediately. Offline work — packaging, fast-forwarding — happens after the world closes.
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anima-world doctor # health check: files, keys, a real LLM call, clock speed
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anima-world config # read/write settings, secrets encrypted and masked
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anima-world run # foreground host, no onboarding (for deployment)
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anima-world world # export / import .cyberworld packages
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| [docs/REFERENCE.md](https://github.com/aubrey-anima/core/blob/main/docs/REFERENCE.md) | Every command, every `World` method, every config key, the beat-script format 🇨🇳 |
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| [docs/ARCHITECTURE.md](https://github.com/aubrey-anima/core/blob/main/docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) | Why it is shaped this way: the truth model, the tick frame, threads and locks, invariants, known debt 🇨🇳 |
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| [CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/aubrey-anima/core/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md) | Development setup, the invariants a patch must not break, how to propose changes |
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| [CHANGELOG.md](https://github.com/aubrey-anima/core/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) | Release history |
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lock in the system, the LLM is never called on the tick thread, and a few file formats
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## License
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[Apache License 2.0](https://github.com/aubrey-anima/core/blob/main/LICENSE). Use it, modify it, ship it inside closed-source products;
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keep the copyright notice and state what you changed. Apache rather than MIT for the
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patent grant, and permissive rather than copyleft because an engine that hosts embed
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cannot be copyleft without infecting every host that embeds it.
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