gym-llm extends the OpenAI Gym ecosystem to large language models by defining text-based environments where LLM agents interact through prompts and actions. Each environment follows Gym’s step, reset, and render conventions, emitting observations as text and accepting model-generated responses as actions. Developers can craft custom tasks by specifying prompt templates, reward calculations, and termination conditions, enabling sophisticated decision-making and conversational benchmarks. Integration with popular RL libraries, logging tools, and configurable evaluation metrics facilitates end-to-end experimentation. Whether assessing an LLM’s ability to solve puzzles, manage dialogues, or navigate structured tasks, gym-llm provides a standardized, reproducible framework for research and development of advanced language agents.

In practice, LlamaSim allows you to define multiple AI-powered agents using the Llama model, set up interaction scenarios, and run controlled simulations. You can customize agent personalities, decision-making logic, and communication channels using simple Python APIs. The framework automatically handles prompt construction, response parsing, and conversation state tracking. It logs all interactions and provides built-in evaluation metrics such as response coherence, task completion rate, and latency. With its plugin architecture, you can integrate external data sources, add custom evaluation functions, or extend agent capabilities. LlamaSim’s lightweight core makes it suitable for local development, CI pipelines, or cloud deployments, enabling replicable research and prototype validation.

Multi-Agent Surveillance offers a flexible simulation framework where multiple AI agents act as predators or evaders in a discrete grid world. Users can configure environment parameters such as grid dimensions, number of agents, detection radii, and reward structures. The repository includes Python classes for agent behavior, scenario generation scripts, built-in visualization via matplotlib, and seamless integration with popular reinforcement learning libraries. This makes it easy to benchmark multi-agent coordination, develop custom surveillance strategies, and conduct reproducible experiments.