archetype-designer

Design agent archetypes by defining OCEAN trait ranges (openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism) within inclusive bounds. Use ArchetypeDefinition to set ranges like openness: (0.6, 0.9), then layer demographic templates, occupations, and gameplay profiles to create psychologically plausible characters for TraitorSim.

Configure ocean_ranges for personality traits, stat_ranges for character statistics, age_range for demographic targeting, typical_occupations, geographic_bias, socioeconomic_class, strategic_drive, and gameplay_tendency. These fields work together to define a complete, balanced archetype with both psychological and gameplay dimensions.

Yes. Archetype templates support geographic_bias and socioeconomic_class fields to anchor demographics in specific contexts like UK settings. Combine these with age_range and typical_occupations to build realistic demographic profiles that reflect both character background and gameplay behavior.

OCEAN ranges define psychological variation within archetypes by setting inclusive trait bounds. Different range configurations produce distinct personality profiles—paranoid investigators differ from collaborative diplomats—enabling diverse agent behavior while maintaining internal consistency and gameplay balance.

OCEAN trait ranges define psychological personality dimensions (openness to experience, conscientiousness, etc.), while stat_ranges govern gameplay-relevant statistics. Together they ensure archetypes feel both psychologically grounded and mechanically distinct within TraitorSim gameplay.

Yes. The ARCHETYPES registry stores all defined archetypes. Example workflows let you view existing archetypes to understand structure, then create or alter them by modifying OCEAN ranges, demographics, and gameplay profiles through ArchetypeDefinition.