card: correct the frontier comparison, link the write-up
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- Solves **96%** of fully scrambled cubes (25 cubes, 20-move scrambles)
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- Solves **every** cube scrambled with 10 moves or fewer
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- Built as a control for [RubiksBench](https://brianbriscoe.dev/lab/rubiksbench),
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Write-up: https://brianbriscoe.dev/lab/tiny-cube-solver
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## Try it
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- Solves **96%** of fully scrambled cubes (25 cubes, 20-move scrambles)
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- Solves **every** cube scrambled with 10 moves or fewer
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- Built as a control for [RubiksBench](https://brianbriscoe.dev/lab/rubiksbench),
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where language models must write the whole answer in one reply. On the same
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full scrambles the best of them, GPT-6 Astra, solves 9 of 10 with answers
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averaging over 100 moves; this model's answers average about 21. It is not the
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same test: this model gets a search loop, the language models get one reply.
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Write-up and replays: https://brianbriscoe.dev/lab/tiny-cube-solver
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## Try it
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