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# anigmo: Artificial Intelligence in abstract logic games
[anigmo](https://github.com/cwoebker/anigmo) is an AI library that can be used to play abstract logic games.
[](http://travis-ci.org/cwoebker/anigmo)
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## Naming ##
Why anigmo?
Because.
## What is this? ##
A library.
## Installation
It’s as simple as that:
$ pip install anigmo (This doesn’t work yet)
## Usage
Go look at the code for now.
## Features ##
Everything you ever wished for.
## Documentation ##
If you actually want to learn about this library check out the [documentation](http://cwoebker.github.io/anigmo)
## Contribute
[Fork and contribute!](http://github.com/cwoebker/anigmo)
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Copyright (c) 2013, Cecil Woebker. License: BSD (see LICENSE for details)
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