Real-time Doom demo powered by Jev
A game demo shows real-time decisions. Diogo says it makes about ten Jev calls per second; the post includes a 2:43 video.
Jev vs. Laya-MLX Tetris Benchmark
In a Tetris benchmark, Jev is compared to Laya-MLX running locally: Laya responds in ~84ms but makes poor decisions, while Jev plays more intelligently.
SPEED ALONE DOESN’T WIN. I ran a Tetris benchmark: Jev vs. Laya-MLX. Laya ran locally on my MacBook—and yes, it was extremely fast: ~84ms response time. But fast decisions mean nothing when they’re the wrong decisions. Laya reacted quickly. Jev played intelligently. The
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