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Shrinking gomoku from 225 moves to 40

A gomoku harness that does tactical work locally before asking Jev, shrinking 225 possible moves to about 40 candidates per turn.

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Practices & Patterns
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Víťa Vacek
Added
2026-09-25
Last verified
2026-09-25

Highlights

  • Detects wins, blocks, forks, and broken fours locally before asking Jev.
  • Shrinks 225 possible moves to about 40 candidates per turn.
  • Ranks candidates into tactical tiers before the model sees them.

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No win rate or comparison against asking Jev about all moves.

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