Moka packs a 2-kyu Go player into a 134 KB browser payload
aidenybai · x · 2026-07-29
Moka is a tiny Go model built to run inside an ordinary webpage.
- It has 104K parameters and 128 KB of weights, with a 134 KB total browser payload.
- The model was distilled from KataGo using teacher positions plus harder positions from Moka’s own games.
- Despite its size, Moka is reported to win 30% of games against KataGo b6c96 and to sit at roughly 2 kyu strength.
- The page also contrasts its browser path with KataGo’s much larger 17 MB load, highlighting the goal: not replacing KataGo, but embedding a learned Go player directly in a normal website.
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