OpenFront · Jev land-action experiment

What it does

The experiment supports local solo land play only, excluding multiplayer, naval actions, diplomacy, buildings, and attack cancellation.

How you can use it

Sketch the land decisions you want an automated player to make in your game. List the facts it needs, such as troop counts and bordering rivals. Your developer can write the game code so it handles all arithmetic first. That way, the assistant only chooses among currently legal moves, like waiting or attacking an adjacent territory.

Your developer will need the game running locally and an access key that connects to the TypeSafe AI service. While you can borrow this technique for broader projects, this specific experiment only manages solo land battles. It does not handle sea travel, alliances, buildings, or multiplayer matches.