nash-cli

Run multi-agent game theory simulations and equilibrium validations via CLI.

1|Updated May 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/chiangchenghsin-hash/n-nash --skill nash-cli
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Skill: nash-cli
Source: https://github.com/chiangchenghsin-hash/n-nash/tree/main/nash-cli
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chiangchenghsin-hash/n-nash --skill nash-cli

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

NASH CLI removes friction in running, validating, sweeping, and visualizing multi-agent game theory simulations, so you can focus on interpreting equilibrium behavior instead of wiring up tooling.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Environment discovery & inspection: List available Nobel-modeled environments and fetch their specs for reproducible experiment setup.
  • Deterministic simulation execution: Run preset environments with controlled seeds, emitting machine-readable JSON results.
  • Validation, sweeps, and visualization: Validate against statistical baselines and Nobel equilibrium criteria, sweep parameters across config-generated grids, and generate plots for time-series metrics.

Quick Start

Ask your AI to run uv run nash env list to confirm the available simulation environments and then execute uv run nash run --preset hawk_dove --agents 100 --rounds 200 --seed 42 -o results.json to produce JSON metrics for analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions about nash-cli

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I run multi-agent game theory simulations from the command line?

Run multi-agent game theory simulations by executing a single command with preset environments, controlled seeds, and specified agent or round counts to output machine-readable JSON metrics for equilibrium analysis.

Can I validate game theory simulation results against statistical baselines?

Yes, you can validate simulation results against statistical baselines and Nobel equilibrium criteria using built-in validation commands that assess equilibrium behavior across the eight Nobel-inspired models.

What is the best way to sweep parameters across multi-agent game environments?

Sweep parameters across multi-agent game environments by running config-generated grids that systematically test variable ranges, producing statistical outputs for comparing equilibrium behavior and time-series metrics.

How do I visualize time-series metrics from game theory simulation outputs?

Visualize time-series metrics from simulation outputs by generating Matplotlib-based charts that plot behavioral data over rounds, allowing you to interpret equilibrium dynamics visually instead of parsing raw JSON.

Does NASH CLI support deterministic and reproducible simulation execution?

Yes, NASH CLI supports deterministic and reproducible simulation execution by accepting user-controlled random seeds, ensuring identical preset environments yield consistent machine-readable JSON results across multiple runs.

How do I list available Nobel-modeled simulation environments before running a sweep?

List available Nobel-modeled simulation environments and fetch their specifications using the environment discovery command, enabling reproducible experiment setup before executing parameter sweeps or validations.