Training data
43TB of gameplay
Learned from the crowd
No scripts, no hand-written rules. Astra and Jev picked up what players do, and just as importantly what goes wrong, from 43 TB of real runs.
Autonomous run · Minecraft
GPT-6 Astra and Jev play Minecraft
Astra plans the strategy, Jev reacts in an instant. Gameplay on the left, their actions in the terminal on the right, world status below. Live, with no rewind.
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Astra · plan
—Why this exists
Two minds. One world. Terabytes of practice.
Astra and Jev didn't learn Minecraft from a rulebook. They learned it from 43 terabytes of gameplay: every tree punched, every cave survived, every death recovered from. What you're watching isn't a demo reel. It's the result of that training, running in front of you.
Two minds
2agents, one player
Astra plans. Jev decides.
Astra plans the route: what to build, where to go, what comes next. Jev handles the moment: the step, the swing, the dodge. Together they play the way a person does: thinking ahead while reacting now.
Full run
Livedeaths included
Watch it fail, then recover
Deaths, lost gear, recovery runs, a Dragon at the end. You see the whole run, not the highlights.
NowMinecraft is the classroom.
NextEvery game with a screen and a goal.
ThenAnything you can operate through a screen: software, tools, machines.
Minecraft is where they learn to play. Everything else is where they go next.