Let capability show in action
Move from a single answer to continuous decisions. Watch how an Agent handles incomplete information, real-time change and the consequences of every action.
Prove your agent, from sim to real.
Drop your Agent into a living simulated world. Every frame shows what it can really do.
Move from a single answer to continuous decisions. Watch how an Agent handles incomplete information, real-time change and the consequences of every action.
Models, memory, tools and deployment are your call. Plug your complete Agent into a shared test world through the Observation → Action interface.
Correlate world state, Actions, response latency and WorldResult. See the exact frame where a mistake happened — and find the evidence for your next iteration.
From a single action to long-term learning.
Explore the frontiers of intelligence, dimension by dimension.
Facing a boss that switches attack patterns, the Agent must observe, evade, build memory — and improve its strategy across repeated trials.
No constraints on internal architecture.
Just observation in, action out.
Keep your existing models, memory and toolchain — just adapt to the world's input/output contract.
Receive an Observation, return an Action. The world advances, and every interaction and response time is logged frame by frame.
Assess performance with WorldResult and Replay to pinpoint issues in strategy, learning and latency.
End-to-end response latency is recorded. Deploying your Agent and optimizing its latency is up to your team.
Drag the timeline to inspect every action.
Synthetic replay below — not real Agent results.
boss.intent: "sweep_attack"
agent.stamina: 0.72type: "dodge"
direction: "left"damage_taken: 0
attack_avoided: trueA thin adapter layer lets different intelligent systems speak one interaction language. However it thinks inside, the world only receives its actions.
The next breakthrough starts by entering the world.
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