Equilibrium-aware primitives for AI agents — negotiation, auctions, mechanism design.
mcp-name: io.github.ryuxik/gametheory-mcp Equilibrium-aware primitives for AI agents — negotiation, auctions, mechanism design — exposed over MCP and importable as a Python library. LLMs are structurally bad at multi-round, opponent-modeling problems with closed-form solutions. This package gives them the math. Add to your MCP-aware client config (Claude Desktop, etc.): The server is stdio-only.…
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mcp-name: io.github.ryuxik/gametheory-mcp Equilibrium-aware primitives for AI agents — negotiation, auctions, mechanism design — exposed over MCP and importable as a Python library. LLMs are structurally bad at multi-round, opponent-modeling problems with closed-form solutions. This package gives them the math. Add to your MCP-aware client config (Claude Desktop, etc.): The server is stdio-only. 13 tools across three tiers: Tier 1 — Negotiation: , , Tier 2 — Auctions: , , , Tier 3 — Mechanism…
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