Developer Turns LLM Structured Output Into a Playable Token-Picking Game
nicodotdev · x · 2026-10-21
Developer nicodotdev built a small playable game around LLM structured output: the model scores the next tokens, the player picks one, and constraint rules decide whether it's allowed. The twist is that the most likely token isn't necessarily a valid one — even picking a capital letter can cost you points. The post includes a demo video and a link to play it yourself.
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