sovereign-engine 1.0.5

Procedural Game Engine powered by IntentShield and LogicShield (BSL 1.1)

# Sovereign Engine

The Zero-Trust Procedural Game Engine. Built securely on the IntentShield and LogicShield architectures.

Sovereign Engine allows game developers to seamlessly integrate LLMs (Large Language Models) into their games to generate procedural dialogue, dynamic quests, and complex NPC interactions while absolutely guaranteeing that the AI's output mathematically adheres to your game's rules.

Installation

pip install sovereign-engine

Features

• Deterministic Validation: The LogicShield backend forces the LLM to output perfect JSON that maps exactly to your defined game state parameters.
• Action Gatekeeper: A deeply integrated, ultra-fast IntentShield system intercepts the AI's intended actions, instantly rejecting anything that isn't functionally possible in your game.
• Local First: Runs purely on your local graphics card natively via Ollama out of the box. No internet or API keys required.

Quick Start (Zero Config)

Sovereign Engine connects directly to Local Ollama by default using llama3.1:8b. If Ollama is running on your machine, you simply initialize the engine with empty parameters.

from sovereign_engine.engine import ProceduralDialogueEngine

# Defaults to localhost:11434 with llama3.1:8b
engine = ProceduralDialogueEngine()

# Pass the player's current environment directly to the engine
scene = engine.generate_node(
    player_state={"level": 5, "inventory": ["Iron Sword", "Shield"]},
    recent_history=["You enter a dark cavern and hear a low growl."],
    player_action="I walk forward with my shield raised."
)

print(scene)

Customizing Rules (LogicShield) & Actions (IntentShield)

You can easily expand the engine to enforce your own custom mechanics mathematically, or allow new verbs for the AI to take (like CRAFT or STEAL).

from sovereign_engine.logicshield.rules import Rule

my_rules = [
    Rule.less_than("gold_dropped", "max_loot")
]

engine = ProceduralDialogueEngine(
    ollama_model="mistral:latest", # Tell it to use a different local model
    custom_actions=["STEAL", "CRAFT", "PERSUADE"], 
    custom_rules=my_rules
)

Cloud API Fallbacks

If you don't want to run locally via Ollama, you can fallback to the OpenRouter enterprise cloud by passing your key string directly:

# The Engine immediately routes to the cloud if a key is detected
engine = ProceduralDialogueEngine(api_key="sk-or-your-developer-key")

License

This project is licensed under the Business Source License 1.1 (BSL 1.1). For production or commercial use, you must obtain a separate commercial license from SovereignShield.