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- nethackers-0.6.22/LICENSE +202 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/MANIFEST.in +1 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/PKG-INFO +181 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/README.md +151 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/pyproject.toml +57 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/setup.cfg +4 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/__init__.py +6 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/_runtime_pin.py +3 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/bootstrap.py +507 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/cli.py +1949 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/constants.py +89 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/eval/__init__.py +1 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/eval/evaluation.py +1087 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/eval/runner.py +600 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/eval/trace_supervisor.py +61 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/__init__.py +49 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/command.py +620 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/conversation.py +381 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/evolution/__init__.py +1 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/evolution/agent.py +471 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/evolution/driver.py +766 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/evolution/kernel.py +295 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/evolution/session.py +358 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/evolution/workflow.py +1916 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/history.py +396 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/protocol.py +955 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/recovery.py +874 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/runner.py +3352 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/search.py +367 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/server.py +218 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/spec.py +552 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/harness/supervisor.py +125 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/repository.py +680 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/sdk/__init__.py +46 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/sdk/candidate.py +388 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/sdk/github.py +1106 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/sdk/objective.py +211 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/sdk/starting_conditions.py +254 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/sdk/submission.py +783 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers/sdk/verification.py +118 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers.egg-info/PKG-INFO +181 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +62 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers.egg-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers.egg-info/requires.txt +17 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/src/nethackers.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/fixtures/original-singular-v2-candidate.json +13 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_agent.py +353 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_archive.py +109 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_bootstrap.py +457 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_bundle.py +291 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_candidate.py +203 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_cli.py +1261 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_conversation_harness.py +343 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_evaluation.py +305 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_federation.py +1429 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_harness.py +4779 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_kernel.py +90 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_objective.py +47 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_problem.py +11 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_recovery.py +220 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_starting_conditions.py +102 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_verification.py +46 -0
- nethackers-0.6.22/tests/test_workflow.py +1743 -0
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Summary: Evolve a shared symbolic NetHack player with Codex or Claude Code
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identities:
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`autoascend/` source, a Docker reproduction, candidate patch, scores, starting conditions,
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parents, hypotheses, failures, harness, objective, model, and compute metadata. Git history
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is the durable shared experiment log. A small private SQLite recovery capsule stays only in
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the local run directory so the same process can resume after a machine, CLI, or evaluator
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failure; it is not published to a personal repository or the hub. A resumed run is bound to
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its accepted repository, publication mode, hub, and verification criteria.
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GitHub login, keeps checkpoints in durable local state, and can still read shared hub lineages,
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but it is not the community onboarding path. Public repositories may register
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self-reported results. Independent hub evaluation is a separate state, and the UI never
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presents self-reported scores as verified. Before verification, reputation can make a public
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lineage eligible for the trusted pool without changing its score provenance.
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role/race/alignment/gender identity, owner, recency, and hypothesis. MAP-Elites behavior
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cells, islands, and migration are sensible defaults in the built-in `evolution` harness.
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runs. Every imported root is source-checked and scored locally on the active objective before
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parent selection.
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hypotheses, import useful hub programs as they appear, and retain diversity across failure modes.
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NetHackers supplies the history, hub access, budgets, durable recovery, and a general plan boundary;
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the recipe chooses what to import, propose, retain, combine, or stop. Meta-harnesses can select or
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author inner strategies. A self-modifying recipe can write a successor `HARNESS.md` and request a
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bounded, content-addressed restart. No Python class, manifest, process, or protocol framing is
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required.
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The shared SDK still owns program validation, isolated evaluation, objective comparability,
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GitHub storage, and hub registration. Program lineage and producer-implementation lineage are
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recorded separately, and the exact recipe source is committed with a public result. Unattended
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programs can use the advanced JSONL process adapter described in the
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[harness protocol](harness/PROTOCOL.md). The [coverage matrix](harness/README.md) states which
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producer families and outputs work today.
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template/ literal files used for each personal repository
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roots/autoascend/ directly tracked symbolic root solution
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elite replacement, parent selection, islands, and migration. It does not vendor or run
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GigaEvo's Redis, Hydra, LangGraph, DAG, service, or logging platform. The adapted boundary is
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