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@plasius/ai-game
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Game-domain AI contracts for player action validation, NPC actions, gossip, and feedback.
Game-domain AI contracts for player action validation, NPC actions, gossip, and feedback.
This package is part of the layered @plasius/ai-* package family. It exports canonical public contracts for world events, world-event ingestion, incident impact state, and gossip topic projection.
npm install @plasius/ai-game
import {
AI_GAME_PACKAGE,
AI_GAME_FEATURE_FLAG_ID,
aiGameFeatureFlags,
packageDescriptor,
type GameWorldEvent,
type WorldEventIngestionPort,
type WorldIncidentThread,
type GossipTopic,
type GossipPerspectiveProjection
} from "@plasius/ai-game";
npm install
npm run build
npm test
npm run test:coverage
npm run pack:check
ai.game.event-recorder.contracts.enabledai.game.event-recorder.ingestion.enabledai.game.event-recorder.impact.enabledai.game.npc-gossip.topics.enabledai.game.npc-gossip.perspective.enabledai.game.npc-gossip.lifecycle.enabledApache-2.0
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Game-domain AI contracts for player action validation, NPC actions, gossip, and feedback.
We found that @plasius/ai-game demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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