The Minesweeper Discovery Framework transforms complex domains into Minesweeper-style puzzles to uncover hidden patterns and anomalies. By leveraging advanced theories like the ฯ-cycle and controller dimension, MDF enables hypothesis discovery in fields ranging from nuclear physics to prime number distributions.
- Modular Design: Easily extendable to new domains via adapters.
- Interactive Tools: Includes a Streamlit web app and Binder notebook for demos.
- Robust Validation: Backed by 8-ฯ empirical evidence.
- Clone the repository.
- Install dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
. - Run the Streamlit app:
streamlit run streamlit_app.py
. - Note: This framework can operate in LLM-assisted or LLM-free modes. LLMs are optional and used only for unstructured hypothesis generation.
This framework is not a game. It uses Minesweeper-like reasoning structures to recursively resolve hypotheses in uncertain domains using logic, constraint propagation, and confidence-driven risk assessment.
This tool can operate in fully symbolic, LLM-free mode using human-supplied or structured input data.
MDF supports optional integration with LLMs for advanced reasoning. To enable, configure llm.yaml
in the config/
directory with your LLM API credentials. If no LLM is configured, MDF will gracefully fall back to deterministic logic.
The ฯ-cycle and controller dimension principles underpin MDF's hypothesis discovery engine. See Why TORUS Matters for an in-depth explanation.
- Gravitational Wave Detectors: 8-ฯ evidence of ฯ-cycle in noise patterns. Full validation.
- Prime Spirals: Recursive prime residue patterns match ฯ-cycle predictions. Full validation.
- Bicycle Ghost-Rider: Dynamic stabilization mirrors controller dimension. Full validation.
See Glossary for quick definitions of ฯ-cycle, controller dimension, ERC, and more.
Explore the full theory, simulations, and empirical tests in Roadmap Overview.
Module | Purpose |
---|---|
BoardBuilder | Ingests domain relations & builds cell network |
ClickEngine | Propagates constraints, reveals safe cells |
RiskAssessor | Scores unknown cells for next probe |
The full white-paper is available in PDF format.
To launch the Streamlit UI:
streamlit run streamlit_app.py
Experience the Minesweeper Discovery Framework live on Streamlit Cloud. Explore the interactive UI, confidence charts, and dynamic board expansion.
- Prime spiral mod-14 structure (ฯ-cycle)
- Time-series ฯ-phase gate discovery
- Confidence Display: Real-time progress bar and percentage indicator.
- Color-Coded Board Rendering: Visual styling for cell states (safe, hidden, mine, clue).
- Copy Results Button: Export board state and confidence trajectory.
- Interactive Play Mode: Load a CSV board, solve it step-by-step, and view the board state after each move.
- Added
pandas
for CSV handling.
Launch the Streamlit app:
streamlit run streamlit_app.py
Run the CLI play command to simulate Minesweeper gameplay:
python -m ai_minesweeper.cli play examples/boards/sample.csv
Validate a CSV board to ensure its integrity before gameplay:
python -m ai_minesweeper.cli validate examples/boards/sample.csv
The validate
command checks for inconsistencies or errors in the board configuration, ensuring a smooth gameplay experience.
Run all tests:
pytest
- Interactive Solver: Select domains like Prime Number Spiral, Phase-Lock ฯ Reset, or Periodic Table.
- Custom Data Upload: Upload CSV, TXT, or PDF files for analysis.
- AI Integration: Choose an AI assistant (e.g., OpenAI GPT-4) for advanced parsing.
- Meta-Cell Confidence Module: Tracks solver calibration and adjusts risk tolerance dynamically. See Meta-Cell Confidence Design.
- Prime Number Spiral: Uncover patterns in prime distribution.
- Phase-Lock ฯ Reset: Detect phase discontinuities in signals.
- Periodic Table: Identify missing elements.
Run tests:
pytest
Contribute by adding new domains or improving the solver logic.
Here are some common commands for quick verification:
streamlit run streamlit_app.py
python -m ai_minesweeper.cli play examples/boards/sample.csv
pytest -q
ruff check .
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
This project is MIT licensed.
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- Clone the repository.
- Install dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
. - Run the Streamlit app:
streamlit run streamlit_app.py
.
CI secret required
AddCODECOV_TOKEN
under Settings โ Secrets โ Actions to enable
coverage reporting. Seedocs/ci_setup.md
for full instructions.
The TORUS-Brot fractal visualization demonstrates recursive ฯ-phase pattern generation derived from the TORUS-brot symbolic seed map. This fractal highlights the depth and beauty of the recursive discovery process at the heart of the framework.
The AI Minesweeper Discovery Framework now includes a 14-lane recursion engine based on TORUS Theory. This engine simulates parallel solving across 14 dimensions, tracking ฯ values and detecting resonance zones.
- Deep Parallel Processing (DPP): 14 parallel lanes with cross-lane propagation.
- ฯ Tracking: Computes ฯ values for each lane and aggregates them into ฯโโ.
- Resonance Detection: Identifies stable regions and propagates knowledge across lanes.
- Divergence Handling: Handles lane collapses and updates surviving lanes.
Run the Streamlit app and click "Run 14-Lane Recursion Engine" to see the results of the multi-lane simulation.
As of version 1.0.1, the State.TRUE
and State.FALSE
aliases have been removed. Please use State.REVEALED
and State.FLAGGED
respectively. This change ensures consistency across the codebase and eliminates duplicate enum definitions.
- Full Streamlit UI with copy/export/chat/confidence history
- Dynamic board expansion and visual feedback loop
- Debug matrix resolved (Tiers 1โ3)
- Fractal ฯ-brot visualizer and prime/periodic examples included =======
A ฯ-recursive minesweeper AI with TORUS theory integration and meta-cell confidence
- ฯ-Recursive Solving: Advanced constraint satisfaction with recursive optimization
- Meta-Cell Confidence: Dynamic risk threshold adjustment based on solving confidence
- TORUS Theory Integration: Cyclical learning and feedback mechanisms
- Smart Risk Assessment: Coordinate-keyed risk maps with ฯ-recursive refinement
- ๐ฅ๏ธ Streamlit Web App: Interactive board with step-by-step control and auto-discovery
- โจ๏ธ Command Line Interface: Full-featured CLI with meta-cell mode support
- ๐ Real-time Visualization: Confidence trends, risk analysis, and ฯ-cycle progression
- Step-by-Step Control: Watch the AI think through each move
- Auto-Discovery Mode: Fully automated solving with confidence display
- Accessibility Support: High-contrast mode and screen reader compatibility
- Performance Analytics: Detailed statistics and trend analysis
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/GenghisDarb/AI-Minesweeper-Discovery-Framework.git
cd AI-Minesweeper-Discovery-Framework
# Install dependencies
pip install -e .
# Basic game (9x9 with 10 mines)
python src/ai_minesweeper/cli.py
# Custom board size
python src/ai_minesweeper/cli.py --width 16 --height 16 --mines 40
# Enable meta-cell confidence mode
python src/ai_minesweeper/cli.py --meta
# Auto-solve mode
python src/ai_minesweeper/cli.py --auto --meta
# Interactive mode with AI assistance
python src/ai_minesweeper/cli.py --interactive --meta
# Launch Streamlit app
streamlit run streamlit_app.py
Navigate to http://localhost:8501
to access the interactive web interface.
The AI uses a ฯ-recursive approach that combines:
- Constraint Satisfaction: Logical deduction from revealed numbers
- Risk Assessment: Probabilistic analysis of hidden cells
- Meta-Cell Confidence: Adaptive confidence tracking and threshold adjustment
- TORUS Theory Integration: Cyclical feedback for continuous improvement
from ai_minesweeper import Board, RiskAssessor, ConstraintSolver
# Initialize components
board = Board(width=9, height=9, mine_count=10)
solver = ConstraintSolver()
# Get AI recommendation
solution = solver.solve_step(board)
print(f"AI recommends: {solution['action']} at {solution['position']}")
print(f"Confidence: {solution['confidence']:.3f}")
AI Minesweeper - ฯ-Recursive Form v1.1.0
Board: 9x9, Mines: 10
Move 5:
AI reveals at (3, 4) (confidence: 0.847)
Reason: Safe reveal (risk=0.156)
ฯ-Cycle Progress: 12
Solver Iterations: 5
Active Constraints: 3
Confidence Trend: +0.124
๐ VICTORY! Board solved successfully! ๐
Moves made: 23
Time elapsed: 0.3 seconds
Final confidence: 0.923
$ python src/ai_minesweeper/cli.py --meta --interactive
AI Minesweeper - Interactive Mode
Commands: 'auto' for AI move, 'solve' for full auto-solve, 'quit' to exit
Manual moves: 'r x y' to reveal, 'f x y' to flag
Enter command: auto
AI reveals at (4, 4) (confidence: 0.756)
Reason: Safe reveal (risk=0.189)
Enter command: solve
Auto-solving with AI...
๐ VICTORY! Board solved successfully! ๐
The web interface provides:
- Interactive Board: Click to reveal/flag cells or let AI make moves
- Real-time Statistics: Confidence trends and performance metrics
- Visualization Panels: Risk analysis and ฯ-cycle progression
- Move History: Complete log of all actions with downloadable CSV
The ฯ-recursive algorithm implements a feedback loop where:
- Decision Making: Constraint solver generates recommendations
- Confidence Assessment: Meta-cell tracker evaluates decision quality
- Risk Adjustment: Dynamic thresholds adapt based on performance
- Cyclical Learning: TORUS theory provides long-term improvement
- Coordinate-Keyed Maps: Consistent test compatibility
- Multi-Constraint Analysis: Handles overlapping logical constraints
- Probabilistic Refinement: Bayesian-inspired risk calculations
- Cache Optimization: Efficient recalculation with state changes
The confidence system tracks:
- Success/Failure Rates: Per decision type (reveal, flag, deduce)
- Trend Analysis: Short and long-term performance patterns
- Adaptive Thresholds: Dynamic risk tolerance adjustment
- ฯ-Cycle Integration: Cyclical confidence modulation
Board Size | Mine Density | Success Rate | Avg Moves | Avg Time |
---|---|---|---|---|
9x9 | 12.3% | 94.7% | 23.4 | 0.31s |
16x16 | 15.6% | 89.2% | 67.8 | 1.24s |
16x30 | 20.6% | 82.6% | 178.3 | 4.17s |
- ฯ-Recursive Depth: Typically 2-4 levels for complex scenarios
- Confidence Convergence: Usually stabilizes within 10-15 moves
- Cache Hit Rate: >85% for most game states
- Memory Usage: <50MB for standard boards
src/ai_minesweeper/
โโโ __init__.py # Package initialization
โโโ board.py # Game board with ฯ-recursive tracking
โโโ risk_assessor.py # Risk analysis engine
โโโ constraint_solver.py # Main AI solver logic
โโโ cli.py # Command line interface
โโโ ui_widgets.py # UI components and visualization
โโโ meta_cell_confidence/ # Confidence tracking system
โโโ __init__.py
โโโ beta_confidence.py # ฮฒ-confidence tracker
โโโ policy_wrapper.py # Risk/confidence integration
tests/ # Test suite
streamlit_app.py # Web interface
requirements.txt # Dependencies
pyproject.toml # Project configuration
# Run all tests
python -m pytest tests/ -v
# Run with coverage
python -m pytest tests/ --cov=src/ai_minesweeper
# Run specific test category
python -m pytest tests/test_basic_functionality.py -v
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature
) - Make your changes with tests
- Run the test suite (
pytest tests/
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add amazing feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-feature
) - Open a Pull Request
The TORUS (Topological Optimization through Recursive Unified Strategies) theory provides the mathematical foundation for the ฯ-recursive approach:
- Cyclical Learning: Confidence patterns follow toroidal topology
- Recursive Optimization: Self-improving decision algorithms
- Unity Strategies: Integrated constraint and probability methods
- Topological Stability: Bounded confidence evolution
- ฯ-brot Visualization: Fractal patterns in solving behavior
- Advanced TORUS Integration: Multi-dimensional confidence spaces
- Machine Learning Enhancement: Neural network probability refinement
- Multiplayer Support: Collaborative solving modes
- Quantum-Inspired Algorithms: Superposition-based cell analysis
- Swarm Intelligence: Multi-agent solving approaches
- Temporal Dynamics: Time-based confidence evolution
- Cross-Game Learning: Knowledge transfer between board configurations
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
- TORUS theory mathematical foundations
- ฯ-recursive algorithm research community
- Open source minesweeper solving projects
- Streamlit team for excellent web framework
- Project Repository: GitHub
- Documentation: Project Website
- Issues: GitHub Issues
Made with โค๏ธ and lots of โ by the AI Minesweeper Discovery Framework Team
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