What it does
A round trip takes 350 milliseconds to a second, so the physics are deliberately forgiving: a discrete flap with a cooldown, and a pilot that aims above the gap so the sink carries the bird through.
Apps & data pipelines
Flappy Jev
Flappy Bird where you race Jev on the same seeded course, with its typed action and confidence shown live under its board.
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How you can use it
A developer can adapt this project to build a game where a player races an AI. The code sends simple details like the distance to an obstacle to the TypeSafe AI service. The AI then returns a specific move.
Because the outside AI takes almost a full second to answer, fast games will not work well. The maker solved this by using slow, forgiving physics. Your developer will need an access key to connect the software to TypeSafe.