mazeASK
A free maze game — play it in your browser, no install. Topology-driven p5.js maze lab exploring computational form, structurally honest generalization, and governed AI workflow
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An interactive p5.js lab for exploring maze generation algorithms through their behavior and output.
Switch between algorithms and watch how each one builds structure in real time.
Same grid. Same constraints. Different rules.
mazeASK is an expression of intent on three layers >>
mazeASK.js is structured as a single p5.js sketch with three phases >> initialization, incremental generation, and rendering. The step...() functions contain the algorithm-specific generation logic.
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