Chronos Demo 0.1v — Persistent NPC Memory Example

From non-persistent NPC logic to persistent world memory — with only a small Chronos SDK integration.

This demo shows how a simple non-persistent NPC interaction can become persistent using the Chronos SDK.
The game sends events, Chronos stores memory, derives NPC state, and restores that behavior across sessions.

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Demo Repository

Full demo project:

https://github.com/enginechronos/chronos-demo

This repository contains the minimal Godot integration used to demonstrate persistent NPC behavior using Chronos.

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What this demo proves

• A game can send simple gameplay events to Chronos
• Chronos automatically derives NPC state
• NPC behavior persists across sessions
• The same game logic can be tuned later through server-side rules

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Demo flow

1. Player interacts with the guard
2. Game sends a Chronos event
3. Chronos stores world memory
4. Brain derives new NPC state
5. Guard behavior changes
6. After reopening the game, the guard still remembers

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Minimal SDK calls used in this demo

Chronos.append_event(...)
Chronos.connect("npc_state_updated", self, "_on_npc_state_updated")
Chronos.get_npc_state("guard_1") # initial load