Jev Gomoku Tactical Harness

Víťa built a Jev harness to play Gomoku, using local tactical analysis to narrow and rank candidate moves.

Víťa 𝕏-Vacek@VacekvVita𝕏

I built a Jev harness to play Gmoku. How it works - instead of asking to evaluate all 225 moves, my harness does the tactical work first. Every turn it: • detects wins, blocks, forks & broken fours locally • shrinks 225 moves to ~40 candidates • ranks them into tactical tiers: S = forced win/block A = critical threats (open/broken fours, forks) B = strong attacking/defensive builds C = positional

Sep 17, 2026X postsView on X

Each turn, it detects wins, blocks, forks, and broken fours locally. It shrinks 225 moves to ~40 candidates and ranks them into S–C tiers, from forced wins or blocks to positional moves.

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