Doctrine of War 1.0 Ships, and Two Tools Join the Studio
Our first game reaches 1.0, and two free web tools join the catalog: an agent-readiness audit and a script-rehearsal app.
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Three projects now have a home here, each on its own address under ftlenterprises.us. All three are free.
Doctrine of War: Ash & Banner 1.0
Doctrine of War is a fantasy command game where you never move a soldier: you write your companies' standing orders, seal them, and watch the battle play out on a floating-island diorama.
Version 1.0 shipped on October 15 with two campaigns, Ash & Banner (4 battles) and Cinder Road (5 battles), plus Skirmish and an experimental doctrine editor. Play it in a desktop browser at doctrinegame.ftlenterprises.us, or download it for Mac (macOS 13 or later, Apple silicon or Intel). More about the game.
AgentReady
Your site works for humans. Can an agent finish the job? Paste any public URL into AgentReady and get a 0–100 score, the exact places an AI agent gets stuck, and copy-paste fixes, including WebMCP tool stubs. It reads one page, respects robots.txt and stores nothing, and it's open source under the MIT licence. Try it at agentready.ftlenterprises.us. More about AgentReady.
RehearsalEase
A little space to practice talking to a screen. Paste a script, set a target time and read it aloud: RehearsalEase follows along sentence by sentence, then shows how your timing compared with your target. Speech recognition runs on your own device in desktop Chrome, and nothing is recorded or uploaded. Start at rehearsalease.ftlenterprises.us. More about RehearsalEase.
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