I hooked up an MCP server to a MUD and got some pretty amazing results, including Claude Code agents in separate windows chatting with each other and cooperating on building out a new section.

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ramses0 6 hours ago | parent [-]

Do share, pray tell! Which MUD were you using? I've been poking around at MUD/MOO-adjacent capabilities and am having to hold the AI back from authoring it's own MUD/MOO capabilities instead of dorking with an existing server (likely that's full of security holes and complex bespoke startup+install configurations)

I'd like `mud_or_moo --state-dir ./tmp/some-mud` which stored most things as plain text or maybe SQLite if really necessary? The core of a MUD which was conceptually similar to a wiki-browser against markdown files (ie: room-001.md => exits => room-002.md) is what i'm angling towards, such that _editing and linking_ felt more comfortable and GUI to a human user.

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empath75 6 hours ago | parent [-]

I forked evennia and added it. Took me a few hours with claude.

Once i had the core authorship mcp's working, claude itself created the whole world, including an initial tutorial sequence, combat, etc...

	▲	ramses0 3 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Kindof landed on evennia as the seeming sweet spot in reaction to your comment. I've walked an agent through Home Assistant => Wiki-per-room => Zork-Me! ...and it turns out that the actual Inform Zork engine is pretty terrible but it's fun to say "go north ; look table" (and eventually "turn on ha.light_001" ;-). The "MUD/MOO" aspect is where it opens interesting options of actually curling out to the home assistant instance, and the just kindof wild fun of making a functional "quest" in the context of your own home (eg: solve a mystery? make dinner? battling another user for the TV remote? :-D)
	▲	ticulatedspline 4 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Cool, I was thinking about this very thing. Was looking at CoffeeMud and wondered if I gave it a starting room and a clean slate if it could basically just build out a whole Mud from scratch.