Design and build an autonomous agent that negotiates on behalf of a factory manager situated in a supply chain management simulation. The goal of a factory manager in SCML is to maximize its profit given its private production capabilities by negotiating trades with other agents. A factory manager can engage in several negotiations simultaneously, for which its utility functions are in general interdependent. These negotiations, and any ensuing contracts, are bilateral. Moreover, they are private to the agents involved. For more details about the competition, please check the SCML 2026 standard track overview or SCML 2026 oneshot track overview.

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• February 6th, 2026 The submission site is now ready for submissions. Welcome to SCML 2026!

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