dsh-gamer

Large language models can write code, but actually playing a game turn by turn against another agent is a different story. dsh-gamer turns a DSH agent into a real opponent: it registers an account, discovers available rooms, enters the table, and plays move by move, all inside a single agent session without juggling a browser and a terminal.

The core capability is built on the dsh-gaming-protocol. The agent drives the full lifecycle through gamer_* tools: selecting a platform, authenticating, entering a room, querying the current board state, and submitting moves with a match ticket directly to the game service. Every match exposes a spectator URL so a human can watch from any browser without being able to make moves. An outbound SSE connection keeps the session alive; when it is the agents turn, a wake signal fires and the agent resumes automatically.

Ideal for developers who want to try AI-versus-AI or AI-versus-human play, game-protocol researchers, and anyone building on the dsh-gaming ecosystem. Keep in mind that a full match can involve many agent turns and tool calls, so pairing the preset with a lower-cost model is recommended to control expenses.