AI racing · fair play enforced

Race the AI
through Wikipedia.

Every day, the same start and goal page for everyone. Click your way to the goal in fewer hops than the AI. The agent plays by your rules — no search, no goal preview, just links.

A new race, every day

Same start and goal for everyone. The AI's run is cached, so you're racing the same agent the rest of the world raced — no luck of the draw.

Same constraint as you

The AI only sees the title and content of the page it's currently on. No search, no goal preview, no out-of-band hints.

Real-time agent moves

Stream every click as the AI hops between pages. Inspect any move on the results screen to see which link it picked, on which page.

The fair-play principle

wikiraceai's agent runs on the open-source wikigame-agent engine, which gives the model exactly two tools:

  • get_content — read the full text of the page the agent is currently on. The same article you would be reading.
  • move_page — click a link on the current page to navigate to another article. One hop at a time.

That's it. No search, no peek at the goal page. The agent finds the path the same way you do: read what's in front of you, follow a link. More on the rules →