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Jev Plays Chess

Has Jev play chess against itself one decision per move, with a browser board showing the position and Jev's last answer.

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What it does

Rather than claiming strength, it measures how often Jev diverges from a naive greedy sort of the same move numbers it was handed.

How you can use it

A developer can run this script to open a live chess game in a web browser. The setup requires an access key. This key connects the software to the AI service. You click a start button on the screen to watch the model play both sides.

You could adapt this method for other turn-based games. The code calculates every legal move first. Then, it asks the AI to pick the best option. The multiple-choice format limits this approach to 255 options at a time.

Maker-reported (not independently measured by JevMade): ≤218 legal moves per position, under the choice type's 255-option cap

Primitives
choice, score, noul
Platform
Python
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