Board Game Rule Conflict Resolver
This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path One: Ship an Agent That Queries Real Content What I Built Board Game Rule Conflict Resolver is a source-grounded tournament judge for resolving ambiguous board game interactions. Players enter: The cards involved The current game phase Their rules question The agent retrieves structured card text, official interaction rulings, errata, and core…
Board Game Rule Conflict Resolver is a tool designed to provide authoritative rulings on ambiguous interactions in board games. When queried, the resolver retrieves structured card text, official interaction rulings, errata, and core rule priorities from a structured data source called Sanity. If the Sanity database contains sufficient authoritative information, it provides a clear verdict.
However, if there is insufficient official data, the resolver returns a low-confidence response explaining the lack of sufficient evidence. The demo dataset includes fictional board game content such as card mechanics, trigger phases, core rule priorities, and explicit multi-card interaction rulings. To use the resolver, one can open the deployed application, ask about specific card interactions, or try unknown cards to see the low-confidence fallback in action.
The resolver maintains a JSON structure containing a verdict, reasoning, cited documents, and confidence level. Editors can update the official rulings in Sanity, which automatically changes the evidence used by the resolver without requiring any code modifications.
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