playground · try shad0w yourself

Don't take our word for it. Try it.

Everything here runs in your browser or replays a real recording. The first row is the work shad0w is built for; the second is the same reflex at game speed. Each one decides in microseconds, with a certificate that says when to trust it.

The intent playground: a support message typed in, and the table's answer with its confidence support routing · type anything

Type a support message

A 77-intent banking table answers as you type, and says when it would hand the message to your LLM.

The prompt guard blocking an injection attempt, with the time it took guardrails · in your browser

Prompt guard

Known attacks blocked in microseconds; everything else goes to the model. It never allows on its own word.

A treemap of Polymarket's live dollars by section and topic, next to a tape of labelled trades live data · real money

A minute of Polymarket, live

Your browser reads every trade for 60 seconds and files each by section and topic, checked against Polymarket's tags.

Doodle Duel: a drawing of a cat and shad0w's certified guess images · no neural network

Doodle Duel

Draw on the pad. An image table names your doodle on every stroke, and says "I know!" only when certified.

First-person view of the duel: the shad0w bot peeking past a crate game · play it

Duel: you vs shad0w

A first-person 1v1. Its tactics were learned from an LLM: move, stance and fire, every frame.

Doom, four lanes: shad0w fighting while the LLM lanes wait for their answers game · recorded race

Can System 0 run Doom?

Hosted LLMs and System One models (Julia-1, Laya, Kev-4B) wait for their answers and die. The shadow keeps fighting.

game · play it

Pong against shad0w

About 1.5 µs a frame from a 6 KB table that agrees with its LLM on 99.8% of moves.

game · recorded race

The snake arena

shad0w scores 28.0 at every speed; the LLM drops from 25.9 to 0.1 at 10 moves a second.