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bee flight school

A free simulation — play it in your browser, no install. A simulated bee brain (sparse Kenyon cells + reward learning) teaches itself 10 garden levels: wind, slippery dew, wormholes, wasps. Play in the browser.

by @sarjanpatel22 · sarjanpatel22/bee-flight-school on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON SARJANPATEL22.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 22 Oct 2026

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Nobody teaches this bee. It teaches itself.

A small simulated bee brain, loosely modeled on the insect mushroom body, learns to fly through ten garden levels by trial and error. It gets no map, no instructions and no pre-programmed route. All it gets is a reward when it finds nectar and a penalty when it flies into a spider web or meets a wasp.

▶ Play it in your browser: one HTML file, no install, no dependencies.

A brand-new bee on level 1. On attempt 1 it flails at random. Then the gold "this feels good" map spreads back from the flower.

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