2026-10-11 17:12 UTC

Attemory System claims its released Spire agent can sustain long-horizon Slay the Spire play by delegating deterministic actions to domain tools while using an LLM for reasoning, with about 40% of runs reaching Act 3.

state: expiredheat: lowuncertainty: highconvergesscott: lowdomain-agents agent-harnesses long-running-agentsAttemory System

What is this?

Attemory System presents Spire as an autonomous Slay the Spire agent that delegates deterministic game actions to domain-specific tools while reserving the LLM for reasoning. The supplied results report support for Ironclad and Defect and, at the A20 difficulty, reaching Act 3 in roughly 40% of runs and Act 4 in roughly 10%, with multiple confirmed Heart wins. These architecture and performance claims appear to come from the creator; the snippets provide no independent validation or detailed methodology.

Why it matters to Scott

Spire independently embodies Scott’s Deterministic-AI Pendulum and Placement Judgment: deterministic domain tools handle reliable execution while the LLM supplies judgment. However, the supplied evidence is only a creator-reported, game-specific demonstration without independent validation or enough architectural detail to extend Scott’s position or change what he builds.
ip:concept.deterministic-ai-pendulumip:concept.placement-judgmentradar:concept.agent-harnessesradar:concept.game-agents
queries asked of Scott's wikis
  • deterministic tools versus LLM reasoning in agent harnesses
  • hybrid symbolic and LLM agent architectures
  • long-horizon agent state and memory
  • games as testbeds for agent reliability
  • domain-specific tools for reducing agent errors
  • evaluation metrics for long-running agents

Measured heat

no measured readings yet — the hourly heat pass fills this in

How the heat travelled

no chain yet — the hourly chain pass fills this in

Evidence (2) — ⭐ canonical anchor

sourceobjectauthorscorecomments
🟧 hnShow HN: An Autonomous Agent for Slay the Spirelangs10
🟧 echo.github ⭐The repository releases an autonomous Slay the Spire agent built around deterministic domain tools and LLM-based reasoning, reporting that aAttemory System——

Interpretation history

Decision trace