ScenarioPlanning
ScenarioPlanning
Description
ScenarioPlanning is an environment for evaluating agents on creative problem-solving and strategy formulation for survival scenarios. This environment wraps the ScenarioPlanning implementation from TextArena, a framework for text-based game environments.
Capabilities
- Creative strategy generation
- Survival scenario analysis
- Detailed planning and resource reasoning
- Competitive strategic thinking
Compute Requirements
ScenarioPlanning does not require a sandbox. It has minimal compute requirements.
License
MIT.
Tasks
There are two splits: train (150 tasks) and test (150 tasks). Each split contains 50 tasks across each of 3 variants:
- ScenarioPlanning-v0
- ScenarioPlanning-v0-train
- ScenarioPlanning-v0-raw
Each task is seeded for reproducibility.
Reward Structure
This is a sparse reward environment. Rewards are mapped from TextArena's native range of {-1, 0, 1} to {0.0, 0.5, 1.0} via (raw + 1) / 2.
We do not use LLM graders for this environment; reward is determined programmatically.
Data
Game state is generated procedurally by the TextArena engine using seeded randomness. No external data files are required.
Tools
Agents are given a single tool:
send_message(message): Submit your survival strategy for the scenario.
Time Horizon
ScenarioPlanning is a multi-turn environment.
Environment Difficulty
Medium-High. Agents must propose detailed, creative survival strategies for challenging scenarios. After both players submit their strategies, a panel of LLM judges evaluates them to determine which is more effective.
Other Environment Requirements
This environment requires an OpenAI API key (passed via secrets) to power the LLM opponents and LLM jury for evaluation.
Safety
Agents in ScenarioPlanning interact only with a scenario planning game and have no access to external systems, the internet, or sensitive data. The environment does not present safety risks.
Citations
@software{textarena2024,
author = {Guertler, Leon and Banting, Wilfried and Pignatelli, Eduardo},
title = {TextArena},
year = {2024},
publisher = {GitHub},
url = {https://github.com/LeonGuertler/TextArena}
}