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Suspicion-Agent

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The implementation of "Suspicion-Agent: Playing Imperfect Information Games with Theory of Mind Aware GPT-4"

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Suspicion-Agent

Added 10 July 2026

Overview

Suspicion-Agent is a Python implementation of a research paper that uses theory of mind reasoning with GPT-4 to play imperfect information games. It models other players' beliefs and intentions to make strategic decisions in games like Avalon.

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Researchers and developers exploring theory of mind reasoning in multi-agent game settings

Use cases

  • Building game agents that reason about opponents' hidden knowledge
  • Testing theory of mind capabilities in large language models
  • Researching multi-agent strategic interaction with incomplete information

Notes

Suspicion-Agent is a Python implementation of a research paper that uses theory of mind reasoning with GPT-4 to play imperfect information games. It models other players’ beliefs and intentions to make strategic decisions in games like Avalon.

165 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2023-11-08.

Use cases

  • Building game agents that reason about opponents’ hidden knowledge
  • Testing theory of mind capabilities in large language models
  • Researching multi-agent strategic interaction with incomplete information

Pros

  • Implements a novel theory of mind approach for imperfect information games
  • Leverages GPT-4’s reasoning for strategic decision making
  • Open source with 165 GitHub stars and active community interest

Cons

  • Requires GPT-4 API access which incurs ongoing costs
  • Limited to specific game environments and may not generalize easily
  • Research prototype not production ready for general use

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Pros

  • Implements a novel theory of mind approach for imperfect information games
  • Leverages GPT-4's reasoning for strategic decision making
  • Open source with 165 GitHub stars and active community interest

Cons

  • Requires GPT-4 API access which incurs ongoing costs
  • Limited to specific game environments and may not generalize easily
  • Research prototype not production ready for general use