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HANABI . . . .'. \ / \ / .'. .' '.' ' -= o =- -= o =- .' ' / \ / \ ' ' In this post I will go through how I implemented multi-agent environments using Prime Intellect’s stack as part of their RL Residency. My objective is two-fold: To show how multi-agent environments can already be designed using the verifiers library and how training can be done on such environments using both prime-rl and hosted training . To propose and discuss abstractions that could be included into verifiers to allow for more ergonomic multi-agent designs in the future. The main focus is Hanabi , a cooperative card game

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