+ Relay makes change part of the test. Systems are perturbed, asked to recover, + and then pushed back through earlier tasks to expose forgetting and brittle adaptation. +
+diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 7cd7415..78765c2 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,42 +1,44 @@ -# Bombsite Breach +# Relay -Bombsite Breach is a self-contained browser tactical shooter inspired by the CS:GO retake loop. -The whole prototype lives in `index.html` with no dependencies or build step. +Relay is a polished, dependency-free static website concept for a **continuous learning benchmark**. +It is designed as a research-style launch page for a benchmark that measures how well agents retain, +recover, transfer, and remain robust as tasks and environments shift over time. -## What is included +## What changed -- Top-down tactical shooter gameplay -- Bombsite A retake scenario with a live bomb timer -- Enemy bots with patrol, sightlines, and combat behavior -- Weapon switching between USP-S, M4A1-S, and AWP -- Reloading, armor, round transitions, score tracking, and HUD updates -- Defuse mechanic with a hold-to-complete progress bar +This repo now ships a complete static benchmark website rather than a game or prototype UI. +The current site includes: -## How to run +- a new benchmark brand and homepage +- a hero section with benchmark summary metrics +- a benchmark loop section explaining the evaluation cycle +- interactive evaluation-track tabs +- a rendered scoreboard with illustrative submissions +- an FAQ and launch-ready CTA/footer -Open `index.html` in a desktop browser. +## File structure -If you want to serve it locally instead of opening the file directly: +- `index.html` — semantic page structure and site copy +- `styles.css` — layout, visual system, and responsive behavior +- `script.js` — lightweight interactions and data-driven content + +## Run locally + +Open `index.html` directly in a browser, or serve the repo locally: ```bash python3 -m http.server 8000 ``` -Then visit `http://localhost:8000`. +Then open `http://localhost:8000`. -## Controls +## Customization -- `WASD` - move -- `Shift` - slow walk for tighter spread -- `Mouse` - aim -- `Left Click` - fire -- `R` - reload -- `1` - USP-S -- `2` - M4A1-S -- `3` - AWP -- `E` - hold to defuse when near the bomb -- `Enter` or `Space` - start the match from the intro screen +- Update copy and section structure in `index.html` +- Change colors, spacing, and component styling in `styles.css` +- Replace track and scoreboard data in `script.js` -## Objective +## Notes -You play as the counter-terrorist on a solo retake. Eliminate defenders if needed, but the round is only won once the bomb is defused before the timer expires. \ No newline at end of file +The benchmark copy and scores are illustrative, but the site is intentionally structured so it can be +adapted into a real benchmark launch page with minimal effort. diff --git a/code b/code deleted file mode 100644 index f6b01e3..0000000 --- a/code +++ /dev/null @@ -1,398 +0,0 @@ - - - -
- - -Countdown to Superintelligence
- -- It is possible that we will have superintelligence in a few thousand days (!); it may take longer, but I'm confident we'll get there. -
-— Sam Altman, "The Intelligence Age" (September 23, 2024)
-+ Relay's tracks are designed as families of perturbations. Switching between them should + feel like moving through the same benchmark, not visiting unrelated demos. +
+ The board below is illustrative, but the reporting shape mirrors a real benchmark launch: + headline score, sub-metrics, and a quick read on where each system bends first. +
++ Relay is designed to read like a benchmark site someone could actually ship: concise, + opinionated, and clear about what the numbers do and do not mean. +
++ Relay makes change part of the test. Systems are perturbed, asked to recover, + and then pushed back through earlier tasks to expose forgetting and brittle adaptation. +
++ The content and scores here are illustrative, but the structure is intended as a + realistic launch-ready website for a real continuous-learning benchmark. +
++ Yes. Replace the copy in `index.html`, update the track and scoreboard data in + `script.js`, and tweak tokens in `styles.css` to match your benchmark brand. +
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