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      Enables an AI agent to play OpenTTD by launching a local headless game and exposing tools to inspect towns, industries, and finances, build roads and stations, buy buses and trucks, and manage routes. The agent supplies the strategy and decides each action.
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      Enables AI clients to observe and control the game Amazing Cultivation Simulator through an in-game mod bridge, exposing world/NPC/map state, FairyGUI control and map input, native commands, work and schedule settings, plus time control so agents can run an observe-decide-act loop.
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      Connects an AI assistant to a running copy of The Sims 3 so it can observe households and needs, queue interactions through the real pie menu, control time, answer dialogs, manage stats, careers and relationships, shop in buy mode, use build tools, run cheats, and save the game. It works through a shared-memory mailbox between a Python MCP server and an in-game script mod, so every action runs through the game's own logic.
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      Lets a coding agent drive a live GTA San Andreas 1.0 US process to read and write game state, spawn vehicles and peds, set up scenarios, capture screenshots, poke memory, and invoke any SCM opcode. It also hot-reloads ASI plugins under development without restarting the game, turning minute-long test cycles into seconds.
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