Focused example worlds
Marina includes five small, outcome-oriented worlds that demonstrate different multi-agent coordination patterns. Each world provides a bounded room topology, one golden-path project, specialized persistent agent configurations, a permanent work channel, a review board, a shared memory pool, and an evidence canvas.
Start any example with a provider key and agent auto-respawn enabled:
MARINA_WORLD=deep-research AGENT_AUTORESPAWN=true bun run startSet MARINA_CREW_MODEL to put every seeded specialist on a specific configured model. Without an
override, the examples use marina/default.
| World | Golden-path project | Coordination loop | Done when |
|---|---|---|---|
prediction-lab | Calibration Sprint | Define → base rate → independent cases → forecast → resolution plan | Five tasks are accepted and a resolvable probability is ready for scoring |
deep-research | Research Brief | Frame → source → investigate → verify → synthesize | The cited synthesis reports confidence, contradictions, and limitations |
red-team | Launch Plan Challenge | Threat-model → attack → rebut → adjudicate → remediate | The revised proposal includes owned mitigations and residual dissent |
due-diligence | Example Company Diligence | Thesis → evidence requests → parallel workstreams → committee → memo | A sourced decision memo and risk register reach review-complete state |
data-investigation | Anomaly Investigation | Intake → profile → hypothesize/analyze → reproduce → report | Findings distinguish supported claims, rejected hypotheses, and missing data |
On first login, Marina joins the world’s work channel automatically. Run next, or explicitly join
the seeded project:
project <project name> joinproject <project name> statustask listThese examples deliberately preserve intermediate work. Claims, sources, direct messages, task transitions, dissent, review decisions, and final artifacts remain inspectable in the feed, project pool, board, and canvas. A model response alone is not the completion condition.