Games, sandboxes and simulations where Jev chooses moves, evaluates outcomes or judges generated content.
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The model answers choice, Boolean and ordered-score questions from states and candidates without decoding answer tokens. NanoJev is a separate local model inspired by Jev; recorded comparisons include Jev and untuned Qwen on the same game interfaces.
The project controls a Minecraft Java 1.16.5 player through Mineflayer, using a separate model for planning and Jev for player actions. Configure the model relay and local runtime paths, install dependencies, start the vanilla server, and launch the documented nether-agent workflow.
The collection supplies skills for record triage, evidence checks, rubric evaluation and choosing legal actions. Follow the installation guide, choosing real Jev through TypeSafe or OpenRouter, or an explicitly labeled agent simulation.
TypeSafe Mario is an experimental NES controller loop using emulator telemetry and RAM-derived game observations. With Python 3.13, a TypeSafe key and your local game setup, inspect state-demo before running the play command.
JEV-inspired parallel decisions for CUDA LLMs. One context, many decisions. vLLM API, game-agent examples, and reproducible benchmarks.
A Clash Royale bot with no trained policy: Jev (TypeSafe System One) makes every decision from the live game state
2D autonomous car simulation in the browser, driven by TypeSafe's Jev decision model
Real-time drone swarm autonomy simulation using Jev for fast System 1 reflex decisions and collision avoidance, with optional System 2 reasoning for strategic guidance
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Python prototype that plays NES Super Mario Bros. from structured RAM observations, with Jev answering focused movement and jump questions.
Hermes Agent plans, Jev (TypeSafe) picks bounded actions, Mineflayer executes: Minecraft with no screenshots or keypresses from a model. Includes the reproduction of rmalde/minecraft-agent's Ender Dragon run.
Pokemon Red on PyBoy: code owns the route and the arithmetic, Jev picks at branches in about 100 ms, calibration measured instead of assumed
Chess where both players are TypeSafe's Jev model: every move is a typed Choice decision
Observable browser stealth game: Jev makes typed guard judgments while deterministic code owns the world.
Chrome dino game played by Typesafe AI Jev model
An F1 racing game where TypeSafe's Jev picks the racing line and the pedals, and learns each corner's limit between laps
Playing Pokemon Red using TypeSafe Jev
Benchmarks and a playground for TypeSafe's Jev (System One) model: chess, and who-is-the-player-talking-to for speech-to-text game NPCs
Browser driving game that captions dropped road images locally, then uses Jev Choice answers to drive the car while code owns physics and timing.
Jev, TypeSafe's System One model, plays chess against any OpenRouter LLM, Stockfish and you. One-page web app with live moves, Jev's move probabilities, saved games and win rates.
GPT teacher consults for DSH: stateless one-shot codex teachers behind a hard per-task consult budget, a read-only sandbox and a deterministic prefilter.
Chess against Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One model, through OpenRouter. Built with the pico framework.
A Minecraft survival bot that thinks with Jev — TypeSafe's System One AI model
AI life-and-civilization simulation: TypeSafe Jev makes every decision (typed, probabilistic, auditable); LLMs plan — OpenAI-compatible APIs, local models (Ollama, LM Studio), Claude Code, Codex.