I cloned the test framework repo, made my modifications in mybot.js, and then added a new remote to the local repo so I could store my own changes on GitHub without having to move everything to a new repo. This bot uses Floyd-Warshall to calculate and memoize the shortest paths so it can always find the nearest fruit. While this was somewhat overkill, it saves a little thinking time and gave me an excuse to try out some dynamic programming. The bot evaluates fruits according to how far away they are, how many of the type are on the board, and whether the opponent currently has more. The evaluation formula is given in the notes file. I haven't entered it in the competition yet. I wanted to tune it a little more, and then looking for a job started taking up more and more time. Welcome! Modify mybot.js to start writing your bot. Opening game.html will allow you to generate random boards, and either watch your bot play or step through one move at a time. Refer to http://fruitbots.org/api/api for available methods. gl/hf! Scribd. ps: you should be able to ignore everything in assets/, but if you want to disable the opponent bot from playing in game.html, go to assets/simplebot.js and find: makeMove: function() { // to disable to opponent, uncomment the next line // return PASS; Uncomment the "return PASS;" and your bot will be free to roam the board alone.