When an agent goes bankrupt, the simulation can now restart for another
episode while preserving the scratchpad from the previous attempt. This
lets us measure whether LLMs can learn from failure via persistent notes.
Each episode gets its own SQLite DB (*.ep1.db, *.ep2.db, ...) so plotting
scripts and post-hoc analysis work unchanged. The rollout JSON aggregates
per-episode transcripts, turns, and costs.
Key changes:
- --max-episodes CLI flag (default 1, fully backward compatible)
- Per-episode DB files when max_episodes > 1
- Scratchpad read from old DB, written into fresh DB between episodes
- RunState tracks episode results with finish_episode/reset_for_new_episode
- Agent prompt tells it about the episode number and to read its scratchpad
- Plotting script for multi-episode fund curves + scratchpad evolution
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolved conflicts — combined best of both:
- bot_runner.py: kept our trust-aware candidate building + upstream's tier-avg rates + no task cap
- task_complete.py: upstream's additive skill boost (nerfs greedy snowball) + our configurable cap (wc.skill_rate_max instead of hardcoded 10)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Hide exact reward_multiplier from agent; show tier (Standard/Premium/Enterprise) and specialty domains instead
- Add client domain specialization with 70% bias on task generation toward client specialties
- Remove qty_scale by multiplier (leaked info and doubly punished high-mult clients)
- Rewrite agent prompt to describe tiers/specialties without exact formulas
- Fix critical loop.py bug: provide full state context after sim resume (prevents idle multi-month skips)
- Add Streamlit dashboard, watch scripts, and updated plotting/extraction
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
