Parastore - Simulate real store with LLM-powered synthetic consumer
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Parastore is an open-source (MIT) retail simulation where LLM-powered synthetic consumers walk through a 3D virtual store, browse shelves, and make purchase decisions. Each consumer follows one of 12 behavioral patterns with grammar-constrained actions, randomized context (mood, budget, company), and impulse-buy logic triggered by what they see along their route. Validated against real POS data with 0.955 Spearman correlation. Python/FastAPI + React/Three.js. Any LLM backend.


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Stripo.email
This is honestly one of the more interesting AI simulation projects I’ve seen lately. Synthetic shoppers with mood, budget, impulse buying, and route-based decisions feels weirdly realistic. Congrats on the launch!
@alina_tyslenok_ Thanks so much, glad you found it interesting!
Mailwarm
How much freedom do you give them, like can they compare prices and brands or is it mostly choose and buy?
@othman_katim They actually do compare prices and brands before deciding. 👻
@kjlis We haven't really seen any unconventional or weird behavior yet—they’ve been staying surprisingly human-like. 😂