JEV SQUAD TACTICS command by radio

Scenario:

14:00:00

MOCK AI

Director: hold time while Jev thinks map view

Scenario lab acts on

The lab changes the battlefield only, never a decision. Squads reconsider if the change matters to them.

using the battlefield picture of

📻 RADIO · HQ NET

Enter transmit · Shift+Enter new line · / focus radio · Space pause · ? briefing

TACTICAL DECISION LOG

OPERATION STEEPLE · 14:00 · RADIO NET OPEN

You're the commander. You can't move anyone.

A village in the valley: a stone church on the hill road, a row of houses, a ridge to the south-west. Enemy scouts were seen in the orchard at dawn. Their main force is coming from the east.

You have three rifle squads waiting at the western treeline. The relief column arrives at 14:06. Until then the church has to be in your hands, and you'd like the houses too.

You sit at HQ behind the trees with a map and a handset. You can only talk to your squad leaders on the radio. They'll decide what your words mean.

Your squad leaders

How to play

Pick a channel (a squad, or all squads) on the right, type what you want and press Enter. Plain words work: “Alpha, take the church.” “Bravo, fall back to the treeline if it gets hot.” “What's your status?”
The quick phrases only fill the text box. Edit them before you send.
Leaders radio back. They acknowledge, push back (“Negative, we're pinned”), ask you to say again when you're vague, report contacts and casualties, and ask for guidance.
Between your messages, squads fight on their own. They keep going after their last orders, take cover, return fire and fall back when they judge they must.
The radio is realistic: a short delay, no answer from a squad whose radio operator is down or that's out of range, and slow answers from a squad under fire.
The map only shows what your squads know. Space pauses, 1 / 2 / 4 set the speed.

What's special: your words go to TypeSafe's Jev judgment model, together with what that squad can actually see, its casualties and ammo, and its leader's personality. Jev judges what you meant and whether the squad can do it. The game code only offers options that make sense, and Jev picks one. The leader's reply is then written in their own voice. Open 🧠 Jev debug to see every judgment.

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