Quickstart
Whether you're a creator dreaming up new simulated worlds, or a developer looking to enhance the GenWorlds framework and tools, our quickstart guides have got you covered.
GenWorlds utilizes GPT-4, which is currently accessible to those who have made at least one successful payment through https://platform.openai.com/.
For Creators: Building Your Own Simulated Worlds
Running with Docker
To set up and run GenWorlds Community Edition with Docker, use the following commands:
git clone git@github.com:yeagerai/genworlds-community.git
Then create a file called .env and copy the content of the .env.example and replace the corresponding API keys.
After that, to build and run the image:
docker build -t genworlds-world-app -f ./deployments/docker/Dockerfile .
docker run -p 80:80 -p 9000:9000 -d genworlds-world-app
Finally, you can open your browser and go to http://localhost/home. If you want to go directly to a use-case, you can go to http://localhost/use-case/roundtable/agents_of_change.yaml.
If you want the app to directly launch a specific use-case, you can add the following variable to the .env file:
VUE_APP_USE_CASE_ACCESS_POINT=/use_cases/roundtable/presidential_debate.yaml
If you want to start from the gallery and see all the use-cases, delete the environment variable VUE_APP_USE_CASE_ACCESS_POINT from .env.
After that you can modify the .yaml files to start creating new roundtables.
For more information about the community toolkit, check this out.
Running with Replit
Kickstarting your journey with GenWorlds Community Edition is a breeze through Replit, although it's not our primary recommendation due to potential connectivity issues associated with Replit. However, if you wish to proceed with this method, simply click here to fork and run GenWorlds on Replit.
For Developers: Enhancing the Framework and Tools
You can find a detailed guide here.