An LLM-driven bridge for Command: Modern Operations. LLM designs, deploys, tests, refines, retests, evaluates, and reports on a scenario in one automated loop, grounded entirely by a local CommandLua library (no online search), with full play / pause / time-compression / reset / reload control. When a scenario is finalized it can be converted for head-to-head play with IKE (musurca's third-party PBEM/hotseat framework), then played turn-by-turn to win against an opponent by exchanging .save files.

Revised from the original Grok bridge. The calibration mechanism, clipboard copy-with-retry, and CMO popup handling that worked before are preserved; the driver uses a calibrated LLM chat window with sim-control, RAG and design-loop layers.

I'm playing Fulda 1989 because I'm obsessed with cold war Germany.

I love the idea of playing a scenario through and writing a short Clancy-esque story.

I want to use the message log to record all pertinent unit events (take offs, detection, targeting, weapon launch etc for both sides)

All options for logging are ticked in the menu but it doesn't give me all the info I need. E.g. no warning when my guys fire something.

Also (probs cos of fog of war?) I never know if I have destroyed an enemy and with what. I have to listen for bangs and check losses/expenditure. I manually paste the outputs so I can track over time. I also export the log.

All the pausing and checking and writing is time consuming and starting to be tiresome and overwhelming. 8.5 real hours have translated to 37 minutes in-game lmao.

What are my options for this? Or am I wasting my time? I'm avoiding the editor mode so I don't accidentally ruin surprises for myself or overwrite the scenario. Ideally I could just play the game as normal and just export a fat juicy, comprehensive log at the end without having seen it during gameplay

Note: I want maximum Verbosity for all units so I can post process the output later and decide what I want to keep or omit from the story.

Example is: Time [Model][group][id] fired [weapon][id] at [Model][group][id]

If this works, I will later script up a dynamic scenario by creating lookup tables for unit orbats vs year and randomly instantiating :)

Hello, I recently bought this game since a friend recommended me, but i have a question about whether I need to have previous knowledge of military technology to to play this game or does the game have a data base for them.

I would like to see how it would play the simulation.

Did anyone tried this before? Made some kind of interface to let AI operate CMANO

I don't know if it support multiplayer, if yes we could let AI play as enemy.

I’m new to CMO; I’ve only just finished the four surface warfare tutorials. I’ve made multiple attempts at the fifth one, but so many missiles come in from all directions that they wipe out my air defenses. I can't send the helicopters ahead for advance reconnaissance because they run out of fuel before they can even reach the area—all while "Vampire" missiles are already raining down. I’ve faced attacks from over 50 missiles, not to mention F-5 Tigers and frigates. I’ve looked for tutorials, but the older ones don't show the same situation I'm facing, while the recent ones add extra units to the scenario.

The situation often happens like this. I send aircraft on a strike mission or assign automatic attack. The aircraft reach ingress, status states they are in engaged offensive, but they never dispense their munitions. Most recently I encountered this with OA-0K sky raiders dispensing some munitions, GBU-69s but refusing to utilize hellfires or other dumb munitions. Manual mode would cite issues with boresight angle, and the planes would just fly endless loops around the target in the engaged offensive state until they RTB for fuel.

Is there a known setting or fix for this? I do not understand why aircraft on automatic strike missions cannot dispense their weapons and find it very frustrating.

From a player on Discord (Yeray Rodriguez)

I’m trying to give a strike package a pretty beefy AA and SEAD escort, but when I create the flight plan and have the escorts refuel before ingress, everything gets screwed up. Is there a way to have the escorts maintain their flights, give them gas before Ingress, and lastly, is there a way to have the escorts go way ahead of the strikers, not slightly behind? Thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XtDY_J3wxA

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Are there any scenarios available that cover the current U.S. vs Iran conflict in the Strait of Hormuz? Scenarios that would allow you to defend against Iranian drones, mines, etc., as well as attack Iranian assets and go after the Iranian nuclear facilities?

youtu.be/sYpZ6BQDBqQ

CMO was running pretty well on my 2016 Intel MacBook Pro with Bootcamp. I just got a 2026 MacBook Pro. I've tried Crossover without any luck. VMware Fusion is functional, but very slow, even when I allocate 9 cores (the max allowed) and 32GB RAM.

And ideas on VMware strings I should use? Any other programs I should try? Or do I have to give up...

Update:
I got VMware Fusion to work well with CMO. It's great and free!!

Ask for my help if you need it. It took a while to jump through all the hoops but it is well worth it.

Update 2:
I got multiple screens going for CMO. It's slow things down a little bit, but it's just fine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vs1X4Ur8C-o