Mica 4B demo breaks a Minecraft request into chained decisions
In a creator-provided demonstration, Mica v0.5 4B interpreted a request for at least three porkchops and a netherite ingot by decomposing it into multiple-choice questions. The creator says the model identified the goals and quantities, then chose among currently valid actions while a bot performed the walking, mining and crafting. The video displays the questions, options and probabilities assigned to each answer. The creator also says the Minecraft agent is unfinished and has not been released.
The demonstration shows a division of labor in which a 4B model handles natural-language and step-by-step decisions while a bot carries out game actions. The creator presents the decomposition method as a general pattern for judgment models, but the demo has not been independently measured.