How does it use decision models?

Each drone's moves and hovers come from System One model calls through OpenRouter. You paste an OpenRouter key into the header field, flip Mock to LIVE and press Start; a paused game makes zero API calls.

Can I try it without a key?

Yes. Mock mode runs with no key at all: serve the folder with python3 -m http.server 8080 and open localhost:8080, or use the hosted live demo on GitHub Pages.

What are the game rules?

Moving costs 3 battery and hovering 1; wall hits cost 5 and hazards 10. Battery cells give +30 and landing pads +50 and refill to 100; below 50 is a warning and at 0 the drone is dead.

What is the gold rush rule?

The first drone to reach a pad cell claims it, and a late drone must hover instead. In gold rush one pad pays double, to its first claimant only; after a claim the pad moves to a new cell.

Where does my OpenRouter key go?

It stays in browser localStorage after you paste it into the header field. The README notes that pausing the game means zero API calls, so the key is only spent while the simulation is running live.

How serious is this project?

It is tagged by its author as experiment and slop, declares no license in the captured metadata, and was created on 2026-10-15 as a small single-author demo; treat it as a playground, not tooling.

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Systemone Drone

A browser playground where N drones fly on one shared 16x11 grid, each controlled by a System One decision model through OpenRouter. Mock mode runs with no key, and every rule number is editable in the panel without code changes.

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N drones fly on one shared 16x11 grid. Each drone is controlled by a System One decision model through OpenRouter.

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Languages: JavaScript
Platforms: Browser OpenRouter

Highlights

N drones share one 16x11 grid; each is driven by a System One decision model through OpenRouter.
Mock mode runs with no key; live mode keeps the pasted OpenRouter key in browser localStorage.
Move costs 3 battery, hover 1, wall hit 5, hazard 10; pads refill to 100 and relocate.
Every rule number is editable in the Rules panel without code changes.
Tagged by its author as experiment and slop; live demo on GitHub Pages, served locally with python3 -m http.server.

Quickstart

bash

python3 -m http.server 8080

Watch out

README and GitHub metadata reviewed 2026-10-17; the README is short and the repository declares no license or language dates in the sweep. Live mode needs an OpenRouter key kept in browser localStorage; mock mode makes no API calls.

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