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Gen-Zero Interactive Proof Demos

Five live, in-browser benchmarks demonstrating sub-millisecond deterministic control, multi-hop causal lookahead, and fail-closed formal safety gates compiled directly from native Rust to WebAssembly with 0 external network calls.

5
Interactive Demos
0
LLM Generation Tokens
< 150 KB
Native Rust Wasm Bundle
100%
Deterministic Execution
Multi-Hop 01 Rust → Wasm

📦 Sokoban: Deadlock Invariant Proof

Precomputed static dead-square table and recursive freeze-deadlock closure intercept unsolvable pushes before they land. Includes real BFS push-solver and interactive level editor.

Lookahead Horizon
15 ~ 30 Hops
Wasm Engine
Rust Compiled
Deadlock Intercept
Pre-Move Veto
Auto Solve
Optimal BFS
Dead-Square Cache Freeze Closure Multi-Hop BFS Interactive Editor
Launch Sokoban Demo →
Multi-Hop 02 Rust → Wasm

🐍 Cyber-Snake: Cavity Avoidance Gate

Greedy agents inevitably box themselves into dead-end cavities. Gen-Zero computes live microsecond flood-fill reachability gates and projects 20-hop laser trajectories before every move.

Projected Laser
20 Hops Ahead
Reachability Check
BFS Flood Fill
Greedy Baseline
Self-Traps < 30s
Gated Survival
Indefinite
Reachability Gate Cavity Avoidance 20-Hop Projection Live A/B Compare
Launch Cyber-Snake Demo →
Multi-Hop 03 Rust → Wasm

🔢 2048: Merge Cascade & Corner Gate

Monotonic corner anchor gate vetoes moves that evict the max tile from its corner, backed by 6~8 ply Expectimax lookahead tree search running up to 200 decisions per second.

Search Lookahead
6 ~ 8 Ply Tree
Corner Anchor
Monotonic Gate
Autoplay Throughput
~200 moves / sec
Max Tile Target
2048 / 4096
Expectimax Tree Monotonic Gate Corner Anchor Microsecond Ply
Launch 2048 Demo →

Why In-Browser WebAssembly Proves Enterprise Determinism

1. Native Rust → Wasm Zero-Token Core

Every simulation state transition and lookahead tree evaluation is compiled directly from Rust to a single < 150 KB Wasm module. No remote LLM inference APIs, no variable latency, no token hallucinations.

2. Fail-Closed Policy Invariants

In enterprise decision circuits, safety cannot be an afterthought prompt instruction. Gen-Zero enforces hard pre-commit gates: if an action breaches topological or algebraic invariants, it is vetoed in microseconds.

3. Multi-Hop Causal Lookahead

Unlike greedy single-step LLM reflexes that get trapped in local cavities, Gen-Zero combines static state reduction with bounded multi-hop tree search to guarantee global reachability.