v0.1.2

GoMud Playtest Harness v0.1.2

Adds admin web pages for the playtest module. Runtime behavior is otherwise
unchanged from v0.1.1.

What's new

• Admin web pages (Modules → Playtest in the admin UI), per the maintainer's
  v0.1.1 review suggestion:
  • /admin/playtest-config — edit the module's keys (Enabled, SafeMode,
    SandboxZoneTag, DeathProtection, Beacons) in the web UI instead of
    hand-editing the overlay file. Changes apply on the next server restart.
  • /admin/playtest-about — what the module does, its configuration, and
    room-tag usage.
• Docs: an agent-side quickstart ("run your first playtest with Claude Code"),
  and the goals file is now a first-class input in the driver
  (/playtest <target> <personality> <goals> = where / role / what-to-test).

Install / upgrade

go run . module install playtest        # then:
go generate ./... && go build -o go-mud-server

Requirements unchanged: a GoMud with the AI port (in master) + the bundled
gmcp module for beacons.

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playtest.tar.gz sha256:
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v0.1.1

GoMud Playtest Harness v0.1.1

Supersedes v0.1.0. AI playtest harness for GoMud:
point an AI agent at your MUD, have it play goals you define using standard
tester personalities, and get back a structured report.

What changed since v0.1.0 (important)

v0.1.0 fabricated a test account at boot (users.CreateUser). That was the root
of two real problems — a "phantom" live session that swallowed the per-round
beacons and blocked the real client's login, and a useless pre-tutorial "ghost"
character. v0.1.1 deletes the account fabrication entirely and keys
everything off the AI-port connection instead:

• No provisioning. The module creates nothing at boot. Your agent logs into a
  character — or creates one via the normal new-player flow if none exists —
  exactly like a real player. (Creating + onboarding is part of what a tester
  should exercise.)
• Beacons by connection. Playtest.Round beacons go to live AI-port
  sessions, not to an IsAI-flagged account. Verified deterministic.
• Adapter: --user/--password are now optional — with them the adapter
  auto-logs-in; without them the agent drives login + character creation.
• Config drops AccountName/AccountPassword; safe mode + death protection key
  off the AI-port connection.

Upgrade note: if you installed v0.1.0, re-run module install playtest to get
v0.1.1, rebuild, and have your agent log in / create a character (no
AccountPassword to set anymore).

What's included

• playtest module (playtest.tar.gz) — per-round beacons, structural safe
  mode, and death protection for any client on the AI port. Compiles into your
  GoMud server.
• mudagent adapter (mudagent-<os>-<arch>) — telnet/GMCP client exposing a
  line-in / JSON-out protocol. Download the one for your OS/arch.
• Framework content (framework.tar.gz, also in the repo) — personalities,
  goals/report schemas, engine-profile template, worked examples, reference driver.

Requirements

• A GoMud build with the AI port (merged into master). It ships disabled;
  enable Network.AI.Port.
• The bundled gmcp module for the per-round beacons.
• Go to compile the module in.

Install

go run . module install playtest          # fetches + sha256-verifies this release
go generate ./... && go build -o go-mud-server

Then enable the AI port and drive a run — see the
Quick Start,
the full usage guide,
and the worked examples.

Trust & integrity

module install downloads Go source (not a binary) and you compile it
yourself; the archive's sha256 is pinned in the GoMud module registry. See the
security & trust model.

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playtest.tar.gz sha256:
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