macOS app that simulates a community of AI characters reacting to 'what if...?' questions.
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What is Sorcerer?
Simulate an AI agent community reacting to 'what if'.
Sorcerer brings small worlds of AI characters to life on your computer.
A native macOS app that simulates a community of AI agents reacting to any 'what if...?' question. Create a community, explore a hypothesis and watch what happens: agents have personalities, memory and relationships, and you can inject events, fork timelines and run polls. Every character is someone: they have a face, a past and an opinion, with personality, interests, goals, relationships and memory that persists across rounds, plus pixel portraits.
Sorcerer is free and open source (MIT), with no account and no server. It runs on the AI tools you're already signed in to (Claude Code, Codex CLI or local Ollama), and downloads for macOS 15+ on both Apple silicon and Intel.
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Sorcerer Availability
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Sorcerer Key Features
AI character communities
Every character has a face, a past and an opinion: personality, interests, goals, relationships and memory that persists across rounds.
Inject events and fork timelines
Inject events, fork timelines and run polls to steer the simulation.
Runs on the AI you already pay for
Powered by Claude Code, Codex CLI or local Ollama; no account and no server.
Open source
Sorcerer v0.5 is open source under MIT, downloadable for macOS 15+ (Apple silicon and Intel).
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Who uses Sorcerer?
People who want to explore hypotheses and ideas through AI characters
Create a community, ask 'what if...?' and watch AI opinions form, collide and branch.
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Sorcerer Pricing
Free
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Sorcerer FAQs
Is Sorcerer free?
Yes. Sorcerer is free and open source (MIT), with no account and no server. It runs on the AI tools you're already signed in to.
Which AI does Sorcerer run on?
Claude Code, Codex CLI or local Ollama.
Which platforms are supported?
macOS 15 and later, on both Apple silicon and Intel.
Do I need an account or a server?
No. There is no account and no server; everything runs locally on your machine.
What is Sorcerer for?
Exploring hypotheses: ask a 'what if...?' question and watch a community of AI agents react, form opinions, collide and branch.
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