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NegMAS: Negotiation Multi-Agent System

A Python library for building autonomous negotiation agents embedded in business-like simulations, supporting bilateral and multilateral negotiations under multiple protocols.

NegMAS: Negotiation Multi-Agent System

NegMAS is a Python library for developing autonomous negotiation agents and running them inside simulated environments. It supports bilateral and multilateral negotiations, multiple negotiation protocols, and complex multi-agent simulations with interconnected negotiations, letting a developer define what is being negotiated as a set of issues and run a session with concrete negotiating strategies, such as a time-based conceding negotiator, and a linear additive utility function to score outcomes.

Optional extras add support for Genius-compatible, Java-based negotiating agents through a bridge, and visualization of negotiation sessions and outcomes.

It installs from PyPI with optional extras for Genius support, plotting, or the full set of dependencies, and is documented on Read the Docs.

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