What it does
A clearly labeled random player can stand in for Jev when running without live model access.
Playable demos & bots
Tic-Tac-Toe (User vs AI) - Bun & TypeScript
Play browser tic-tac-toe against Jev, which chooses its turn from the squares still available.
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How you can use it
A developer can borrow this idea to build a board game. The game first looks for simple moves to win or block. If it needs help, it sends the current board layout to TypeSafe. This outside AI service then chooses the best empty square for the next turn.
You will need an access key that connects your project to TypeSafe. If you do not have this key, a developer can turn on a simple backup player. This extra player takes over for the AI. It just picks a random empty square so you can keep playing.