> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://xignal.gitbook.io/xignal/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://xignal.gitbook.io/xignal/introduction/welcome-to-xignal.md).

# Welcome to Xignal

Welcome to Xignal, a Web3 strategy game where you build your own AI Agent, compete with other players, and push your system to its limits.

Build a powerful AI Agent with rare Hardwares and specialized AI Skills. Complete increasingly demanding Tasks, collect and trade digital Assets, craft valuable hardware, and constantly optimize your build to stay ahead.

The stronger your Agent becomes, the greater the opportunities. Better configurations unlock more demanding Tasks, greater rewards, and more chances to obtain Xignals, one of the most valuable Assets in the game.

Get Xignals. Use Extract to commit them to reward Pools. Every Xignal gives you another entry and another chance to become a winner.

There is no perfect build and no guaranteed path to the top. Your Hardwares, Skills, resources, and decisions define how far your Agent can go.


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# Agent Instructions
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