coop-anything
Co-op Anything: point your AI agent at any single-player game and play it with friends (online and/or splitscreen!). MCP server and playbook to let you reverse engineer, fix, test, ship and share what it learns.
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Overview
Co-op Anything: point your AI agent at any single-player game and play it with friends (online and/or splitscreen!). MCP server and playbook to let you reverse engineer, fix, test, ship and share what it learns. It ranks #3942 on GitTiger, gaining +1 star on October 27, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in Python and has 139 forks. It was created 12d ago.
What it is
cranebeaker/coop-anything is a Python project with an MCP server and a playbook. The description claims you can point an AI agent at any single-player game and play it with friends, online or in splitscreen.
Capabilities described
- The description says the toolkit helps the agent reverse engineer, fix, test, ship and share what it learns about a game. - The README summary says the agent opens its changes as a draft pull request, and you review the diff before publishing. - Each game is described as getting its own release repository, listed under games so far. - Each entry carries a QA level describing how it was proven, such as untested or player reports. - Listed components: an AGENTS.md with rules and a phase map for agents, an MCP server, skills, sync test tools, and a playbook covering triage and research.
Getting started
A quick start section exists, but its steps are not in the supplied evidence; see the repository README. The license is listed as MIT.
git clone https://github.com/cranebeaker/coop-anything.git
cd coop-anything
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
What does Co-op Anything claim to do?
The description says it lets an AI agent turn any single-player game into one you can play with friends, online or with splitscreen, using an MCP server and playbook.
Does the agent publish changes automatically?
The README summary says the agent opens a draft pull request and you review the diff and publish it yourself.
Which games are supported?
The description says any single-player game, but a specific list was not supplied beyond a games-so-far section in the README.
What license is used?
The supplied metadata lists MIT.