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Tetris × TypeSafe
A playable Tetris where you can drop pieces yourself or let the TypeSafe Choice primitive pick every move.
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- Last verified
- Sep 2026
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A small demo with no author, repository, or cost details.
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The page does not say. It states that the Choice primitive picks every move, but nothing explains how board state becomes option definitions, whether you name the rotations or let code enumerate placements, or how many calls one piece costs. You would be reverse-engineering it from the network traffic.
Nothing is published. There is no price, no token count, and no latency display anywhere on the page, which is the practical reason not to leave it running unattended. It also names no author or repository, so there is nowhere to check a rate card.
Informative about plumbing, not about play. Seeing the model pick every piece while the standard controls stay available and Pause and Restart are wired up does show the loop end to end. It shows nothing about move quality, and the HUD carries only next piece, score, lines, and level.
Not documented, and that one detail decides whether it is playing or reacting. The HUD shows the next piece and nothing about the state sent, so without that detail you should read any score as a curiosity rather than evidence about search depth.
Open the page and either play yourself or let the TypeSafe Choice primitive pick every move. Controls are left and right to move, up to rotate, down for soft drop, space for hard drop and P to pause, with buttons to let TypeSafe play, pause or restart.
The HUD shows the next piece, score, lines and level alongside the standard controls. It carries no latency, token or cost display, so nothing on screen tells you how hard the model is thinking per move.
The page names no author and no repository and links no source. The entry's caveat calls it a small demo with no author, repository or cost details, so there is nowhere to check a rate card or read the implementation.
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