What it does
The setup requires a user-provided ROM; the agent reads decoded dialogue and game memory rather than pixels.
Playable demos & bots
A text-only Jev agent navigates Pokémon Red by turning parallel yes-or-no judgments into emulator button presses.
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The setup requires a user-provided ROM; the agent reads decoded dialogue and game memory rather than pixels.
A developer can borrow this design to automate a simple video game. The app reads the underlying game data to build a text summary. It sends this text to TypeSafe, an outside AI service. The software then asks the AI several yes-or-no questions together to decide the next move.
To start, you must supply your own game file. The AI cannot see the screen or remember past turns. Your developer will write code to track recent events and press the virtual buttons.