holyghost:

A few suggestions:

• You should describe what your code is intended to be used for.
• It's easy to learn POD markup, so I'd suggest adding some documentation as needed.
• Rather than post it as a single block of code, you should split it into the various source files so potential users have a chance to actually be able to use your module(s). Be sure to put the source file name in the blocks, so they can be saved with a proper name. Something like:
  File HollyGameAI/AIInterface.pm:

  # HollyGameAI/AIInterface.pm
  
  ### Copyright (C) The Holy Ghost 2017
  ### This program is released under the GPL 3.0 and Artistic License 2.
  +0.
  
  package ...
  [download]

  
  File HollyGameAI::Factory.pm:

  # HollyGameAI/AIInterface.pm
  
  ### Copyright (C) The Holy Ghost 2017
  ### This program is released under the GPL 3.0 and Artistic License 2.
  +0.
  
  package ...
  [download]

• You should have included some test and/or demonstration code to give people a feel for what it can and cannot do.

...roboticus

When your only tool is a hammer, all problems look like your thumb.

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