GLiM provides an RPG-flavored state-driven framework for development teams or agents. It tracks core stats (Vibe and Entropy) to prioritise UI work or refactoring, enforces stylistic constraints, and exposes commands (Roll, Sync) for operational workflows. It's intended to guide agent behaviour and repo maintenance under clearly defined state rules.
Use GLiM when you want an automated, policy-driven approach to maintain UI quality and limit feature drift — for example, in continuous refactoring runs, style enforcement, or when an agent is responsible for incremental UI improvements. Also useful for experiments combining playfulness (RPG mechanics) with engineering guardrails.
scripts/oracle.py as an optional command.Fits agent frameworks that can run repository scripts and manage repo-level state files — Claude Code, local Python-based agents, or custom orchestrators.
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