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The iOS Simulator MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol implementation that allows interaction with iOS simulators. It enables users to retrieve information about simulators, control UI interactions, and inspect UI elements, facilitating automated testing and development workflows. ​

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Bottery is a prototyping environment and mini-language for designing conversational agents as explicit state machines rather than opaque bundles of code. It encourages authors to model intents, dialog turns, and transitions in a compact, declarative form that’s easy to visualize and simulate. A built-in simulator lets you “play” the conversation, test edge cases, and tweak flows without wiring up back-end services first. Because behavior is defined in a DSL, teams can version the conversation design alongside code and keep product, research, and engineering aligned. The repo includes examples of slots, branching, and side effects, showing how to express common patterns like confirmations, fallbacks, and small talk. ...

...Full support for Binance, Bitfinex, Bitstamp, Bittrex, CEX.IO, GDAX, Gemini, HitBTC, Kraken, Poloniexand TheRockTrading, work on further exchange support is ongoing. Plugin architecture for implementing exchange support, or writing new strategies. Simulator for backtesting strategies against historical data. "Paper" trading mode, operates on a simulated balance while watching the live market. Configurable sell stops, buy stops, and (trailing) profit stops. Flexible sampling period and trade frequency - averages 1-2 trades/day with 1h period, 15-50/day with 5m period. Crypto-currency is still an experiment, and therefore so is Zenbot. ...

This project intends to create a bacteria simulator framework, with some realistic bacteria control methods based on chemical signaling, simple sensors, motors and neural networks. The bacteria will evolve in a genetic algorithm environment.

A client side browser implementation of Tom Ray's Tierra Artificial Life simulator (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tierra_(computer_simulation)).