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other programs! other programs!
- [🚀 Write your own agent](agents/README.md) - [🚀 Write your own agent](agents/README.md)
- [🖊 Compare how well your agent performs](/elo_tracker/README.md) - [🖊 Compare how well your agent performs](elo_tracker/README.md)
- [🌐 Publish your agent to the internet](/pyserver/README.md) - [🌐 Publish your agent to the internet](pyserver/README.md)
## Get started ## Get started

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## Quick start ## Quick start
1. Copy `example.py`. 1. Copy [example.py](example.py).
2. Rename the file and the `ExampleAgent` class. 2. Rename the file and the `ExampleAgent` class.
3. Update the agent's name, author and version. 3. Update the agent's name, author and version.
4. Implement `play_tic_tac_toe()`. 4. Implement `play_tic_tac_toe()`.
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## Testing your agent ## Testing your agent
Open [client.py](/client.py) and replace one of the players with your own agent. Open [client.py](../client.py) and replace one of the players with your own agent.
For example: For example:
```py ```py
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Once you're happy with your agent, you can: Once you're happy with your agent, you can:
- [🖊 Compare your agent against other agents with the ELO tracker](/elo_tracker/README.md) - [🖊 Compare your agent against other agents with the ELO tracker](../elo_tracker/README.md)
- [🌐 Publish your agent so other people can play against it](/pyserver/README.md) - [🌐 Publish your agent so other people can play against it](../pyserver/README.md)

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through a URL, and usually run on the internet. through a URL, and usually run on the internet.
If your agent only exists as a local Python class, If your agent only exists as a local Python class,
[publish it first](/pyserver/README.md). [publish it first](../pyserver/README.md).
## Add players ## Add players

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If you want to implement the protocol yourself If you want to implement the protocol yourself
_(for example in another language)_ you can use the specification in _(for example in another language)_ you can use the specification in
[the protocol specification](spec.md). [the protocol specification](./spec.md).

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behave. behave.
**This document requires familiarity with setting up an HTTP server.** Please **This document requires familiarity with setting up an HTTP server.** Please
use [the easy implementation](/pyserver/README.md) if you're building use [the easy implementation](../pyserver/README.md) if you're building
[a simple agent](/agents/README.md) in this repository. [a simple agent](../agents/README.md) in this repository.
## Terminology ## Terminology