Determinism
Same input, same result
Every run is checked by hash, and snapshot and replay must agree. When something breaks, you can roll the exact scene back and reproduce it.
In development
Deterministic Sandbox World
People and AI build
the same world
Liv-ay World is a runtime for creating, editing, running, and verifying worlds. What a person places by hand and what an AI plans and builds run on the same rules, and every run is checked by snapshot and replay to confirm the same input still yields the same result.
The world kernel, WorldTask execution, and performance gates are in development.
GOAL
Put a village at the edge of the forest
A plain-language goal becomes the task itself.
PLAN → TOOL
It plans the layout, then runs the tools
The AI uses only the same editing tools a person does.
VERIFIED COMMIT
Same input, same world
Hash, snapshot, and replay must agree before it lands.
Why Determinism
A world you cannot verify
is a world you cannot share
The moment several people and an AI edit one world, an unreproducible result means nobody can say what went wrong. Liv-ay World treats reproducibility as a premise, not a feature.
Co-editing
The AI uses the same tools you do
The AI never touches the world directly; it plans and calls the same editing tools a person uses. So what the AI did can be undone like anything else.
Performance budget
Too slow does not pass
Frame and memory budgets run as CI gates, so regressions are caught before release.
World Task
A plain-language goal
becomes a verified change
You state the goal; planning, execution, and verification follow.
01
Goal
Say what you want to build.
02
Plan
The AI lays out the editing steps.
03
Run
The world is edited with the same tools.
04
Verify
It lands only when hash and replay agree.
A world built by people and AI together
Ask us about Liv-ay World's progress and collaboration.