What it does
It supports real-time, lockstep, headless, recorded and human-controlled modes.
Playable demos & bots
A Jev pilot flies through a Python river shooter inspired by Atari's River Raid.
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It supports real-time, lockstep, headless, recorded and human-controlled modes.
Sketch your game screen split into vertical strips like highway lanes. Mark where open water, riverbanks, and enemy targets appear in each strip. A developer can write code to measure those paths and ask the Jev model where to steer, when to speed up, and when to shoot.
Running the automated pilot requires an account with TypeSafe. You must provide an access key that connects your game to their online service. The game sends about eight questions every second, so slow internet directly delays your pilot from dodging obstacles.