Play It
Log in and start giving instructions to your AI bot.
1 Log In
Once the stack is running, open your OpenSimulator viewer and add a new grid:
Grid Login URI
http://<OPENSIM_HOSTNAME>:9000
Replace with your actual hostname or IP.
Default Credentials
First: Admin
Last: User
Password: changeme
.env.example. Change them before exposing your grid to the internet.
After logging in you should arrive at Welcome Island (or whatever you named your region). Look around — the bot avatar should be nearby.
2 Talk to the Bot
The bot is configured to accept instant messages from the estate owner by default. Right-click the bot avatar and start an IM conversation, then try a simple instruction:
Place a cube prim 2 meters away and scale it x2.The bot can also:
- ▸ Walk, run, fly, or teleport
- ▸ Create and edit prims
- ▸ Manage inventory and assets
- ▸ Upload media
- ▸ Configure environment settings
- ▸ Run console commands via Opencode
3 Get Some Content
Your grid starts empty, but there is a huge library of free and paid OpenSimulator content available online. You can import whole regions, avatars, clothing, textures, buildings, and more as OAR and IAR files.
- ▸ OutWorldz — Freeregions, textures, mesh objects
- ▸ Zadaroo — free/paid avatars, clothing, and more
- ▸ OpenSim World — region directory and free OARs
- ▸ TurboSquid — paid 3D models and meshes
- ▸ CGTrader — 3D assets for buildings and avatars
/workspace. The example below uses
Bwild Parx : Sandbox-0 by ACME Prims
Import the OAR "https://opensim-stack.github.io/OAR-Sandbox(1X1).tgz"
and load it into this region.4 Switch AI Provider
For more complex tasks you can switch models at runtime. For example, to use GitHub Copilot with GPT-5.3 Codex, send these star commands to the bot:
*auth methods github-copilot
*auth github-copilot oauth 0
*auth github-copilot oauth-complete 0
*configure github-copilot/gpt-5.3-codex