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Jev Wikiracer
A Wikipedia race you play against Jev. From the same start article, each hop is one Choice over that page's outbound links.
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- Demos & Experiments
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- Playground
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- Added
- 2026-09-28
- Last verified
- 2026-09-28
Highlights
- You and Jev start on one Wikipedia article and race to a target using only in-article links.
- Each Jev hop is one Choice over dozens of outbound links, asking which link gets closest to the target.
- The page says the hosted race needs no key, and quotes about 200 ms per hop.
- A random-pair button picks the start and target. First to the target wins.
Watch out
Independent site, not TypeSafe or Wikimedia. The sample client posts to jevtypesafeai.com/api/v1/decide. Link text is whatever Wikipedia returns.
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Hacker News: Show HN: a mouse colony where each next move is Jev or a fixed rule.
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X: Jev plays Pokémon Showdown
1/8 Saw Jev from @typesafeai on my feed, so I made it play Pokemon Showdown. Codex built the harness. It was damn fast. Its choices were a mixed bag. Full match, video 1/2. This is a saved replay with decision data, latency and added reading pauses.
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