I tried making Jev play Puyo Puyo.

@hota911 Hiroyuki Ota (ほた) · Sep 19, 2026 · case #530229 · listed via Jev Hub

A developer ran Puyo Puyo through Jev by asking one phase question and three strategy questions per board state to pick moves.

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I tried making Jev play Puyo Puyo. - The execution engine is https:// github.com/puyoai/puyoai . The game progresses in real time - Given the board and the results after placing at each position, I ask 1+3 questions: ① which phase it is now, ② for each phase, which result is best according to strategy, and choose an option. The image is Random

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Jev にぷよぷよをさせてみた。 - 実行エンジンは https:// github.com/puyoai/puyoai 。ゲームはリアルタイムで進行 - 盤面とそれぞれのポジションにおいたあとの結果を与え、①今どのフェーズか ②フェーズごとに、戦略からどの結果がベストかの1+3つの質問をして、選択肢を選ぶ画像は Random

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Filed under coding & developer tools, browser & computer use. In the pattern Jev is built for, the model answers a bounded question per step — and ordinary code acts on the answer, because the answer is already a value rather than a paragraph. Other posts in the same family are on the coding & developer tools page.

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