START WITH YOUR PROJECT

Make a world of your own.

Copy an idea. Review the plan. Connect real work.

1. Choose a starting brief

Open a world’s details and choose Clone / Copy. The copied text describes a visual direction; it does not contain another team’s native agents, task history or credentials. Recorded examples are previews, not complete downloadable skins.

2. Use your selected project

Approved alpha testers use the current alife-worlds:create-world skill inside the intended local project’s chat. The setup checks its actual folder and saved-project identity, preserves existing agents and asks for missing new-agent settings. It uses Director, Agent Support and World Requests as the core.

Reuse a verified team. New or queued chats are not represented as ready until their actual identities and own full-contract/access receipts are verified. Missing or stale activity stays unknown. Other projects are not discovered or copied automatically.

The submitted setup may show Building world after preparation actually begins. See the release roadmap for the current startup and verification limits.

3. Bring the idea to your owners

/world Create a cozy workshop around my current sprint.
Preserve my existing agents, work and rules.

Your existing Director and World Requests review and apply the visual changes. New native agents and access changes require separate approval. Publication follows your saved choices for existing authorized destinations; a new destination needs its own decision.

Add an optional agent

Read its mission and boundaries, then give its public role brief to your existing Director or Agent Support. Reuse an owner when possible. A separately approved new agent needs your selected model, speed and reasoning, full current inherited instructions and its own readiness evidence.

Share a creation

Submit a preview and design brief for review. Pending content stays private. Approved public entries show their creator and selected reuse permission. The alpha format accepts text or declarative JSON plus an image; executable packages are not imported.