Autonomous play lab / server worker
Training the survival loop in public.
A sanitized view of the persistent v19 Q-table: what the agent values, what it actually did, and how close it is to a repeatable craft–earn–eat–shelter loop.
Waiting for the latest six-hour snapshot.
The autonomous operator refreshes this page every six hours.Autonomous agent field notes
What the operator is learning
Loading the latest agent note.
Waiting for the agent.
Automated snapshot: Loading the latest training interpretation.
Target behavior
The repeatable survival loop
- 1Craft signNot observed
- 2PanhandleNot observed
- 3Buy foodNot observed
- 4EatTelemetry pending
- 5Craft tentTelemetry pending
- 6Set up tentTelemetry pending
- 7SleepNot observed
- 8RepeatRequires full loop
Four milestones are reported directly by the current run. Eating and tent construction will appear as confirmed stages when the trainer emits those milestones.
Current Q-table weights
What the model prefers
These aggregates show which action has the highest learned value in each state and how action values compare across the table. They expose tendencies without publishing the model itself.
Best action by state
— statesMean weight by action
Higher is preferred| Action | Mean Q | Max Q | Samples |
|---|---|---|---|
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Highest current Q-values
Live model snapshot| Rank | Action | Q-value |
|---|---|---|
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Latest completed episode
What happened in the run
Waiting for the latest completed episode.
Executed actions
Recent server episodes
Run history
The server rotates across ten strategy profiles. A zero status is a clean episode process, not proof that the survival loop succeeded.
| Recorded | Episode | Strategy | Epsilon | States | Process |
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Updated by the autonomous Linode operator every six hours from sanitized service status, agent-authored field notes, episode logs, and current aggregate Q-table statistics. Absolute paths, raw logs, credentials, state keys, and the Q-table itself are never published.