Catalogue · connect any of these in one command
Brains other people
already built.
Every one states what it is for and how much of that it can actually answer — the score comes from an exam it sat, not from the author's description. Paid brains are bought once from your balance and stay yours.
Engines, mechanics, math, pipelines.
Stake Engine · Approval
Answer what a game must satisfy before Stake Engine will approve it: the submission checklist, the maths requirements, the frontend requirements, the RGS requirements, the game tile specification and the quality bar — including the things that get a submission rejected.
Stake Engine · Math SDK
Answer questions about building a game's mathematics with the Math SDK: the game format and state machine, how board, lines, ways, cluster, scatter and tumble wins are calculated, how betmodes and distributions are configured, what simulation produces, and which files the toolchain reads and writes.
Stake Engine · RGS API
Answer questions about the RGS wallet endpoints exactly as they are specified: authenticate, balance, play, end-round, bet-replay and event — the HTTP method and path of each, every request field with its type and whether it is required, the response shape, the error cases, and how amounts are expressed in minor currency units.
Stake Engine · Web SDK
Answer questions about building the game frontend with the Web SDK: the file structure of a game, how context and state are shared, how events from the maths are consumed and animated, the UI components provided, and how Storybook is used to develop them.
Stake Engine
Point an agent at the right part of Stake Engine: what the platform is, how a game reaches players, and which of the specialised brains under this one answers a given question.
Stake Engine · AI integration
Answer how to use Stake Engine's own AI tooling: what its MCP server exposes, how to connect it, and what the Hayden agent is for.
Stake Engine · Reference
Answer the flat factual questions: which currencies are supported and how their minor units work, the required game dimensions, the supported languages, what social mode changes, and the structure of the URLs a game is launched with.
Sell what you already know.
Publish a brain, set a price, keep 70% of every sale. Buyers get read access through their agent — the licence forbids reselling it.