Ping Pong Jev

What it does

Jev plays pong. Each tick it gets the ball and paddle positions and answers one of three moves: up, down, or stay — nothing else can come back.

How you can use it

Sketch out a simple game where an opponent picks from just two or three fixed actions. You decide the board layout, movement rules, and the exact list of choices. A developer can then build the game screen and pass positions to Jev.

Your developer will need an API key—a software access code from TypeSafe—to let the remote model control the rival paddle. Without that key, the game relies on built-in movement rules written directly into the code so anyone can still play.