rs-sdk

I started playing the rs-sdk (https://github.com/MaxBittker/rs-sdk) with Claude after seeing it on HN the other day. I haven't looked at the Minecraft experiment but just letting an agent loose in the game and telling it to play did not work well. At first it really did not have a good feel for how the game actually plays and would routinely waste tons of time doing something that makes no sense — very reminiscent of the "four agents spent 11 minutes appointing a ‘sole fertilizer operator’ for a single piece of bone meal on a single wheat block" anecdote in this article. But, after several hours of correcting and directing Claude (build modular, re-usable snippets of useful code rather than one-off scripts for driving, document your learnings for future agents, etc., explicit guidance on playing more optimally) it can now play the game fu

Thanks HN Author here to answer questions if helpful! If this inspired you, would encourage people to try it out by pointing their agents to this repo and giving a goal: https://github.com/MaxBittker/rs-sdk You can also view the realtime activity of the server here: https://maxbittker.github.io/rs-world/

I run a free private server which is exactly this! Come bot via your coding agent by sharing this link with them https://github.com/MaxBittker/rs-sdk