What it does
It adds enforced plans and cross-run memory to Jev the Spire. Reported wins come from a small, uncontrolled Ironclad sample; running it requires the game, a TypeSafe key and Claude Code.
Playable demos & bots
Jev plays the moves in Slay the Spire 2 while a Claude Code strategist plans the route, card rewards and boss fights.
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It adds enforced plans and cross-run memory to Jev the Spire. Reported wins come from a small, uncontrolled Ironclad sample; running it requires the game, a TypeSafe key and Claude Code.
A developer can use this code to make two artificial intelligence programs play a game. They need a Windows computer and the Slay the Spire game. They also need Claude software and a special access key. This key connects the app to the outside TypeSafe artificial intelligence.
The Claude program acts as the planner. It creates a strategy and sets strict rules for the match. If a rule demands a specific move, the computer takes that action instantly. When several choices remain, the outside TypeSafe service steps in. This second artificial intelligence picks the next card to play.