Dev reverse-engineers a 90s Mac puzzle game into a new RL environment for agents
Michael_D_Moor · x · 2026-10-24
Michael Moor reverse-engineered a 90s Mac puzzle game he grew up with into a new RL environment for agents. It ships with an editor that can export new maps as JSON, and extra-hard maps are generated automatically via agent tournaments — agents create maps that other agents fail to solve. A nostalgic but practical new env for training agent reasoning on puzzles.
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