See how an AI agent acts, then replay its decisions. ArenaOS provides interactive test environments, recorded events and comparison tools for developers exploring agent behavior in chess, debate and simulated worlds.
Created by Amandeep Singh
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Source checked September 12, 2026Original Devpost author Amandeep Singh explicitly describes building the project with Codex. Linked public repository documents event recording, replay and interactive evaluation environments.
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