This is not a bug report, but rather a short discussion and suggestion inspired by an interesting game I recently explored:
That's Not My Neighbor — a psychological deduction game built around pattern recognition, observation, and logical decision-making.
In the game, players take the role of a gatekeeper who must distinguish genuine residents from impostors using visual cues and document verification. Behind its simple pixel-art interface lies a surprisingly deep exercise in applied logic and probability — evaluating incomplete information and making binary decisions under uncertainty.
I believe concepts like these could inspire educational logic modules or interactive math-based simulations within SMath Studio. Such integrations could help users practice structured reasoning, visual comparison, and logical inference — skills that are fundamental to both mathematics and software engineering.
Would it be feasible for future SMath extensions to include small “logic challenge” plugins or AI-inspired deduction tools?
It could make the learning environment even more engaging and cognitively stimulating.
Thank you for considering this idea!