chain reaction bot
A free game AI game — play it in your browser, no install. Neural search bot and self-play training stack for multiplayer Chain Reaction, built for configurable browser play.
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Neural search bot and self-play training stack for multiplayer Chain Reaction.
The end goal is to integrate this into sanyambrar.com so users can play configurable bots directly in their browsers.
The browser integration is intended to expose useful controls without making the bot deliberately throw winning positions.
These are target semantics for the public bot interface. The browser API is still being designed.
The final accepted model is **local_convnext_v7, epoch 134**, qualified at source commit 0a501b8 on a Tesla T4 with PyTorch 2.11.0+cu130 and FP16.
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