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This repository holds the documentation website for PufferLib, a toolkit that helps developers train artificial intelligence agents to play games and simulations. The actual site lives at pufferai.github.io, and this repo is where all the written guides, references, and instructions are maintained and updated. PufferLib itself is designed to make it easier to build AI that can control characters or objects in virtual environments, things like video games, robotics simulators, or any interactive system where an agent needs to learn through trial and error. Instead of starting from scratch, developers use the library to set up training scenarios and let the AI practice until it figures out good strategies. The documentation hosted here explains how to get started, what features are available, and how to use them effectively. The people who would use this documentation are developers and researchers working on reinforcement learning, the branch of AI focused on training agents through rewards and penalties. For example, someone building a game might want non-player characters that adapt to human players, or a researcher might be testing new learning algorithms in a simulated environment. They would come to this site to learn how to set up their project, connect it to a simulation, and start training. The README is very sparse, so it doesn't go into detail about how the documentation itself is built or what tools are used behind the scenes. It is essentially just a pointer to the hosted documentation site. For anyone interested in the actual capabilities of PufferLib, the website it points to is where the real information lives.