Official Game Specs Lie. I Built an Agent to Prove It

Description and use

TrueSpecs is an agent that uses structured community data to answer whether a game will run on a specific machine, providing evidence and avoiding official spec errors.

Problem

Official system requirements are often misleading and insufficient for determining real game compatibility.

Outcome

TrueSpecs delivers precise, evidence-backed compatibility answers, reducing time spent on research and preventing unnecessary purchases.

Workflow

• 1. User inputs machine specs into TrueSpecs.
• 2. Agent queries a Sanity-based knowledge base containing game official specs, user reports, and source references.
• 3. Agent retrieves all user reports for the queried game.
• 4. Agent compares the user's specs against each report and official requirements.
• 5. Agent presents both official and real-user evidence, highlighting conflicts and known fixes.
• 6. User decides based on the presented data.

Evidence

Official system requirements are often misleading. A game can list an RTX 2060 as minimum, but real users with RTX 5090s still report stutters "built into the core."

Source

TrueSpecs queries a structured knowledge base of official specs and real user reports, then answers compatibility questions with evidence.

Source

When a user asks a compatibility question, the agent traverses the relationships. game to userReport to source.

Source