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Open Game Tournaments in STARLITE

STARLITE is a novel web-based agent platform that allows open, dynamic execution of agent simulations. Using STARLITE researchers can start simulations as web applications whose URI can then be used by other researchers to inspect progress with these simulations and deploy their agents on them dynamically to test their behaviour and performance. We describe the overall architecture of STARLITE and exemplify its main features through a tournament simulation for the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma (IPD).