@henry-newbold1129/tic-tac-toe

Tic-Tac-Toe

A responsive browser game with two-player mode, an AI opponent, selectable AI difficulty, score tracking, and a complaints/feedback form.

Setup

Open the hosted app in a modern browser. No dependencies or build step are needed.

Features

• Two-player turns or play against the AI
• Easy, Medium, and Hard AI difficulty options
• Win and draw detection, with winning squares highlighted
• Scoreboard across rounds
• New Round and Reset Scores controls
• Persistent complaint and feedback submissions using package storage
• Bug reports receive keyword-based triage labels and a priority hint
• Responsive layout and keyboard-accessible buttons

Bug report and repair safety

Submissions are saved in package storage. Bug reports are triaged using simple keyword matching; this does not diagnose issues reliably, change source code, or publish fixes. A repair must be reproduced, implemented as a minimal patch, checked and regression-tested, then approved by a human before publishing. Treat all public report text as untrusted input and never execute it as code. Avoid collecting unnecessary personal information.

Done when

Players can complete rounds, switch opponent modes and AI difficulty, submit feedback, and receive a ticket confirmation. Reports are stored for review; source changes are not triggered by arbitrary public comments.

Intent

A friendly casual game with a feedback channel. Complaint content and optional contact information are stored for review and should be treated as private.