This is the home of the Supply Chain Management League one of ANAC 2022 leagues @ IJCAI 2022.

The main motivation behind the SCM league is to increase the relevance of autonomous negotiation research by focusing on real-world scenarios that are characterized by situated negotiations, and complex dynamic utility functions.

The agent needs not only decide how to negotiate in a predefined single negotiation session, but when to join negotiations, and how to coordinate the behavior of its negotiators across multiple concurrent negotiations.

It is highly recommended to register your interest in the league by registering to this website by April 30th (No need to upload an agent by that time). It is mandatory to upload a preliminary version of the agent by June 8st.

Please note that the score on the live-competition will not impact in any way your final score in the official competition to be announced at IJCAI 2022.

The live competition is run using fewer configurations than the official competition to facilitate faster feedback when submitting new agents. This may lead to different results in the official competition.

Changes from SCML 2021

• Agent scores in the collusion track will be the difference between what they get controlling three factories on the same production level and what they get controlling individual factories at the same configuration.
• In the one-shot track, agents based on the OneshotSyncAgent need not handle cases where the offers from partners are received in more than one call to counter_all()

Getting started and getting help

1. The first thing you need to do is to read the game overview for the one shot track and/or the standard/collusion tracks.
2. If you are not registered here, do so to received updates and be able to submit your agents later here.
3. After deciding which track(s) to participate in, check there detailed description( OneShot Standard/Collusion).
4. Next, Check the tutorials. You can find video tutorials and consult the documentation and we are happy to see you joining the discussions.
5. Next, Download the appropriate skeleton (OneShot or standard/collusion) and test it. You will find a full description on how to do that in the README as well as the docstring on top of myagent.py in the skeleton .
6. Happy hacking :-) If you have any questions, bug reports, feature requests, etc, you can open an issue on the SCML GitHub page

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