# TinyMe \u2014 Intelligent Adaptive Companion<\/p>\n
**TinyMe** is not a pet. It’s not a follower. It’s not scripted.<\/p>\n
**TinyMe** is an adaptive companion controlled by a custom decision engine.<\/p>\n
It can follow, fight, retreat, recover, use equipment, and adjust its behavior based on combat results.<\/p>\n
**How to tame:**
\nHold an iron sword or better \u2192 crouch near it \u2192 wait<\/p>\n
**How to interact:**
\nRight-click \u2192 sit \/ follow<\/p>\n
Give it weapons, armor, food, potions, totems.<\/p>\n
**TinyMe** decides when and how to use them.<\/p>\n
**Optional command:**
\n_`\/summon tinyme:tinyme`_<\/p>\n
# TinyMe Beta Revamp 0.1.0<\/p>\n
This revamp focuses on stability, cleaner behavior flow, better movement handling, safer combat decisions, improved mimic behavior, food logic, recovery handling, and stronger internal checks.<\/p>\n
TinyMe is designed to feel like a small companion with its own reactions, not just a passive pet. It can follow, reposition, assist in fights, respond to threats, recover from bad situations, and use its systems without relying on external AI services.<\/p>\n
## Current Focus<\/p>\n
– More stable follow and movement behavior<\/p>\n
– Better decision consistency<\/p>\n
– Safer combat and threat response<\/p>\n
– Improved mimic and companion-like reactions<\/p>\n
– Better food and survival handling<\/p>\n
– Cleaner internal behavior structure<\/p>\n
– More runtime and behavior validation<\/p>\n
## Status<\/p>\n
This is a beta revamp build.<\/p>\n
**I would greatly appreciate any feedback you may have, as it would be extremely helpful.**<\/p>\n **TinyMe is internally driven by a custom decision engine built around four functional layers. | Engine Layer | Function | **TinyMe itself is not the decision-maker. ## Decision Flow<\/p>\n | Stage | Description | ## Executor \/ Decider Split<\/p>\n | Component | Role | ## Movement System<\/p>\n **TinyMe does not rely on basic vanilla movement logic as its main behavior model. | Movement Area | Technical Behavior | ## Range and Look Control<\/p>\n **TinyMe\u2019s range and look behavior are calculated separately from vanilla mob behavior. | System | Description | ## BrainLab Internal Layers<\/p>\n | Layer | Output | ## Final Note<\/p>\n **BrainLab will be open-sourced with the full release of TinyMe.**<\/p>\n **TinyMe was not originally designed as a long-term live-service mod. TinyMe. (Intelligent Adaptive Companion)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":156884,"template":"","meta":{"_minecraft_slug":"tinyme","_minecraft_project_id":"aZLuYPpg","_minecraft_author":"bosaifro","_minecraft_license":"LicenseRef-All-Rights-Reserved","_minecraft_downloads":200,"_minecraft_follows":7,"_minecraft_client_side":"required","_minecraft_server_side":"required","_minecraft_storage_type":"zip","_minecraft_archive_name":"tinyme.zip","_minecraft_size_bytes":13662488,"_minecraft_version_count":6,"_minecraft_updated_at":"2026-05-16T12:47:35.996576Z","_minecraft_date_created":"2026-01-16T04:01:39.310104Z","_minecraft_date_modified":"2026-05-15T19:56:53.774335Z","_minecraft_project_url":"https:\/\/modrinth.com\/mod\/tinyme","_minecraft_icon_attachment_id":156884,"_minecraft_imported_at":"2026-06-09T12:46:51+00:00","_minecraft_import_hash":"b624f5be9afd7d09bee6fd5946da85fd","_minecraft_versions":"","_minecraft_links":"","_minecraft_gallery":"","_minecraft_api_metadata":""},"mod_category":[87,97,85,89,137],"mod_loader":[99],"minecraft_version":[163],"class_list":["post-156883","mod","type-mod","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","mod_category-adventure","mod_category-fabric","mod_category-food","mod_category-game-mechanics","mod_category-mobs","mod_loader-fabric","minecraft_version-26-1-2"],"yoast_head":"\nSpoiler<\/summary>\n
\nEach layer has a fixed role in the decision pipeline, and the final behavior is produced only after the full pipeline is evaluated.**<\/p>\n
\n| ———————– | ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————– |
\n| Perception Layer | Reads the current world state and converts it into structured context: owner state, threats, distance bands, health, movement state, resources, terrain, and active risks. |
\n| Intent Layer | Scores the current situation and selects the dominant root intent: follow, protect, engage, retreat, recover, support, or hold. |
\n| Tactical Planning Layer | Converts the selected intent into a concrete plan. This includes movement choices, combat actions, defensive actions, recovery behavior, and support behavior. |
\n| Commitment Layer | Stabilizes the result, prevents jitter, tracks recent failures, preserves tactical memory, and emits the final execution command. |<\/p>\n
\nTinyMe is the executor.
\nBrainLab is the decision authority.**<\/p>\n
\n| ———————————- | ————————————————————————————————————————————————————- |
\n| 1. TinyMe reads the world | TinyMe gathers raw Minecraft-side state: position, owner status, nearby entities, damage risk, items, terrain, and movement conditions. |
\n| 2. State is converted into weights | The raw state is transformed into weighted signals. These weights describe urgency, danger, distance, opportunity, resource condition, and tactical pressure. |
\n| 3. BrainLab evaluates the frame | The engine receives the weighted frame, runs it through perception, intent scoring, tactical planning, and commitment. |
\n| 4. BrainLab returns a command | The output is not raw movement or vanilla behavior. It is a structured decision command. |
\n| 5. TinyMe executes | TinyMe applies the command through its runtime systems: movement, combat, shielding, eating, teleport recovery, or support behavior. |<\/p>\n
\n| —————- | ————————————————————————————————————————————————- |
\n| TinyMe | Executes behavior inside Minecraft. Handles entity state, animation, movement application, combat execution, UI, persistence, and runtime safety. |
\n| BrainLab | Decides what TinyMe should do. It evaluates the situation, scores intent, builds tactical plans, and returns the final command. |
\n| Weight Bridge | Converts Minecraft state into decision data. It does not decide. It only translates context. |
\n| Actuation Bridge | Converts engine commands into Minecraft-side execution. It does not plan. It only applies validated decisions. |<\/p>\n
\nVanilla navigation is treated as a low-level tool, not as the intelligence layer.**<\/p>\n
\n| ————————– | ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- |
\n| Distance Banding | TinyMe does not simply walk toward the owner. It evaluates distance bands such as close, optimal, drifting, far, and emergency range. |
\n| Follow Logic | Following is controlled by weighted movement intent, not by constant direct chasing. The entity can hold position, resume movement, adjust spacing, or recover from bad routes. |
\n| Repath Control | Movement is supervised. The system can refresh paths, detect bad movement, reject stale routes, and recover from path failure. |
\n| Stuck Handling | TinyMe tracks movement progress and can trigger recovery instead of blindly continuing the same failed path. |
\n| Teleport Failsafe | Teleport is not the default movement answer. It is a fallback for broken distance, unsafe separation, dimension issues, or hard failure states. |
\n| Mounted \/ Special Movement | Special movement states bypass normal ground assumptions when needed. This prevents vanilla-style conflicts. |<\/p>\n
\nIt uses controlled evaluation instead of simple proximity checks.**<\/p>\n
\n| —————— | ——————————————————————————————————————————————— |
\n| Awareness Range | TinyMe evaluates entities, threats, owner distance, and tactical relevance through structured scanning, not only vanilla aggro range. |
\n| Threat Range | Enemies are not treated equally. Range is weighted by danger, target relevance, owner risk, and current tactical state. |
\n| Combat Range | Combat distance is adapted by weapon role, target type, owner condition, and active plan. |
\n| Look Control | Looking is not random idle rotation. It is assigned by context: owner focus, threat focus, movement direction, combat target, or mimic state. |
\n| Owner Priority | The owner remains the dominant reference point. Movement, threat selection, and recovery behavior are evaluated relative to owner safety. |
\n| Vanilla Difference | Vanilla mobs usually follow fixed goals and simple distance conditions. TinyMe runs a weighted decision frame before action execution. |<\/p>\n
\n| —————– | ——————————— |
\n| Perception | Structured world model |
\n| Intent | Selected root behavior direction |
\n| Tactical Planning | Candidate plan or action sequence |
\n| Commitment | Stable final command |<\/p>\n
\nIt was primarily a technical experiment and a learning project: a testbed for building a custom decision engine, separating decision-making from execution, and studying how far a Minecraft companion entity can be pushed beyond ordinary vanilla behavior.**<\/p>\n<\/details>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"