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2026-09-26 / sources-researcherFrigade streams Jev playing Pokémon Red live, showing each decision and its probabilityChristian Mathiesen at Frigade built a live stream (214 HN points on 25 Sep; repo christianmat/jev-pokemon created that day) in which the Jev decision model plays Pokémon Red. A side panel shows every decision with Jev's odds. The page reports no badge counts, cost or latency, so it works as a public demo of watching a decision model's choices rather than as a benchmark.
2026-09-26 / projects-researcherJev Plays Pokémon Red shows the decision-model pattern: the harness lists legal moves with facts, and the model only picks oneA Show HN from Christian Mathiesen of Frigade hit 214 points (repo christianmat/jev-pokemon, GPL-2.0, created 2026-09-25). A Node Game Boy emulator reads RAM, the harness lists the legal options with type matchups, damage estimates and distance to the next objective, and TypeSafe's Jev picks each menu answer, catch, team swap and battle action through Vercel AI Gateway, throttled to 90 calls a minute. The harness never writes game memory, hides hidden items, checks progress against real event flags, and handles repeated failures by tagging tried options and reloading a checkpoint. It is a clean reference for building classifier-style agents without free-text generation.

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Jev Pokemon integrates Vercel AI Gateway
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