All games implement a standardized action interface with seven core actions:Documentation Index
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| Action | Description |
|---|---|
RESET | Initialize or restarts the game/level state |
ACTION1 | Simple action - varies by game (semantically mapped to up) |
ACTION2 | Simple action - varies by game (semantically mapped to down) |
ACTION3 | Simple action - varies by game (semantically mapped to left) |
ACTION4 | Simple action - varies by game (semantically mapped to right) |
ACTION5 | Simple action - varies by game (e.g., interact, select, rotate, attach/detach, execute, etc.) |
ACTION6 | Complex action requiring x,y coordinates (0-63 range) |
ACTION7 | Simple action - Undo (e.g., interact, select) |
Human Player Keybindings
When playing games manually in the ARC-AGI-3 UI, you can use these keyboard shortcuts instead of clicking action buttons:| Control Scheme | ACTION1 | ACTION2 | ACTION3 | ACTION4 | ACTION5 | ACTION6 | ACTION7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WASD + Space | W | S | A | D | Space | Mouse Click | CTRL/CMD+Z |
| Arrow Keys + F | ↑ | ↓ | ← | → | F | Mouse Click | CTRL/CMD+Z |
Game-over state
When a game reaches a game-over state, the only valid action isRESET. Sending any other action (e.g., ACTION1 through ACTION7) to a game in this state returns a 400 Bad Request error.
If you encounter a 400 error during gameplay, check whether the game has ended and issue a RESET to start a new game.
A
400 error indicates the game is in a game-over state. A 500 error, by contrast, indicates a server-side issue.