/ Agent Policy Lab

Computational Models for Living Economies

Run verifiable macroeconomic tests using multi-agent computational environments. Alter credit rules, local currency circulation, and public investment thresholds to inspect real-time household resilience.

Test Sequence

How the Models Work

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Select Policy Mechanics

Assign Stress Factors

Evaluate Market Outcomes

Calibrate baseline constraints across municipal banking charters, cooperative tax exemptions, or land value recapture mechanisms before releasing autonomous economic agents.

Inject variable shocks including credit liquidity contractions, sudden logistics price surges, and demographic shifts to evaluate institutional durability under sudden pressure.

Examine distribution curves, median rent burdens, and community velocity indices logged across ten thousand simulated trading intervals with full computational transparency.

Active Environments

Featured Testing Suites

Land-Value Dividend Engine

Analyze shifting ground rents against speculative vacancy penalties across simulated residential zones. Observe price stabilization curves as community land trust shares scale.

Worker Dividend Commons

Benchmark cooperative production models against conventional wage structures under variable supply constraints, measuring wage retention and capital reinvestment cycles.

Municipal Credit Union Matrix

A five-thousand-agent simulation modeling localized currency flows and public debt issuance. Test how non-extractive credit pools prevent foreclosures during regional revenue downturns.

Stress-Test Your First Model

Open the sandbox, configure institutional variables, and challenge our character agents with your own policy hypotheses in transparent open-source code.