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.