Note · 1 min read
Mica 4B bot reaches a diamond pickaxe in Minecraft
A developer says Mica, a small decision-making model, guided a Minecraft bot from an empty inventory to a diamond pickaxe in its first run. The test took 26 decisions, with the bot handling movement and mining and the model choosing commands.
Oossa · About Oossa
The developer behind Mica v0.1 says the test took about eight minutes of game time. Mica received text describing the game state and chose from candidate commands; a separate Mineflayer bot carried them out. The bot was given the location of nearby diamonds, so it did not have to search for them.
The developer plans to release the Minecraft harness and says a newer Mica version is expected in one to two weeks. The post cautions that the model is not playing Minecraft by itself, and says more complex tasks such as building a house may be difficult.
Why it matters
The demo shows how a small model can make useful decisions when paired with software that handles the game’s actions and supplies information about the world.
Sources & references
| # | Source | Outlet | Date | Key takeaway |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mica v0.1 4B got diamonds in survival Minecraft on its first run. 26 decisions from an empty inventory. ↗ | Reddit r/LocalLLaMA | Sep 28, 2026 | I've been working on Mica, a 4B decision model, and wanted to see how far it could get in actual Minecraft, not a sim. |
1 sources
Last updated:
Oossa · Newsletter
The week in AI, explained
Every Monday: the stories worth knowing, in plain language. Free, no spam.