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Coffee Under Fire

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What it does

A browser shooter with Jev directing the tanks and riflemen you face.

How you can use it

Your developer can borrow this game's approach to let an outside AI direct enemy characters. The code sends the AI a description of the player's location. It then asks what a tank or soldier should do next. Finally, the app translates the chosen tactic into screen movement.

To run the real AI, your developer needs a unique code from TypeSafe. This key connects the software to the outside service. They can also test the code offline using built-in fake decisions. The AI makes at most four choices per minute. The game completely pauses while waiting for an answer.

Maker-reported (not independently measured by JevMade): One published eight-minute synthetic-player run: 3,082 Jev requests, 14 enemies observed, two recovered pauses, and all 2,770 applied choices replayed · Up to two automatic recovery attempts per interruption, at most four per minute · The live feasibility probe caps itself at 36 billable requests

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