Dev shares AI code review in Clairvoyance: teaching computer players when to expand vs build outposts
draginol · x · 2026-09-14
Developer draginol (Stardock) shares a code review session of AI-written code in his game Clairvoyance: he's trying to get computer players to intelligently decide when to expand to a new city versus build an outpost — not just pick one or the other. A hands-on look at using AI coding tools for game AI design.
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