Navigate the file tree using path commands and reach the target folder
Learn to navigate with simple paths. Use absolute or relative paths to reach the target folder.
You are already at the target. Just confirm your position!
Only 2 moves allowed. Find the shortest route to the target.
Only relative paths allowed. Use .. to go up and folder names to go down.
Limited moves and no absolute paths. Plan your route carefully.
Climb step by step down the directory ladder.
Go deeper layer by layer into the spiral.
Start at the deepest point, target is near the root. Use .. wisely!
Names can lie. The folder called "target" isn't always the real target.
Two folders named "target" — pick the correct one.
Only one specific move works. Navigate to the target in a single step.
The tree is hidden. Only nearby folders are visible. Explore to find your way.
A complex tree with deep nesting. Multiple valid paths exist. Find the most efficient route.
Recover the critical logs starting from the documents folder. Use relative paths only!
Wrong first, then right. You must go the wrong way before finding the correct path.
Looks the same, behaves differently. Don't trust symmetric names.
Only one valid route exists. The "trap" branch leads nowhere.
Multiple targets exist. Reach any one within 4 moves.
10 branches — 9 lead to dead ends. Find the one with the target.
The shortcut is a trap. The long way is the only way.
Small tree with fog. Navigate from one leaf to another.
50 directories, only one contains the target. Navigate carefully!
Sometimes you must go backwards to go forwards.
Reach the next scheduled target on platform B before time runs out.
The direct path is blocked. Find the detour.
Navigate between two phases of the project. The path crosses between branches.
Navigate from the wrong branch to the target. The fog hides your route — plan your combined path.
Left is right, up is down. Navigate the paradox.
The target exists in multiple states until observed. Find the right reality.
Go back before going forward. The path requires backtracking.
Only 3 moves allowed with limited visibility. Choose the shortest valid route.
Extremely unbalanced tree. One wrong turn costs you the level.
Find the treasure in the dungeon. Many paths lead to traps!
Quick thinking required. Navigate to the urgent target before your moves run out.
You have 5 moves to descend through the chain. The shortcut is a trap.
Absolute paths are NOT allowed. Use relative navigation only to reach the goal.
20 branches, one correct. Fog radius 2 gives you a glimpse, but plan carefully.
Navigate from the alpha source directory to the secure vault level2. Only nearby folders visible!
Find your way from the hub to the treasure. The maze has many dead ends!
Fake vs real target. One branch leads to certain failure.
100 directories, 10 levels of branching. Only one path leads to salvation.
Escape from the classified eyes_only room to the safehouse dropbox. Maximum security — no absolute paths, fog active!
Navigate from the past timeline to the quantum anchor. Extreme fog, limited visibility, no absolute paths!
Visibility radius 0. No absolute paths. 3 moves only. Memorize or die.
Visibility radius 0. Deep navigation required. You must remember the tree structure.
Visibility radius 0. Navigate from the surface to the abyss depths using only memory.
Everything combined: fog of war, move limit, no absolute paths, hidden structure, radius 1.
Folders named "->" everywhere. The real path is hidden behind layers of indirection. Navigate with precision.
100 levels deep. No absolute paths. One wrong move and you're lost forever.
Blind navigation (radius 0). Two paths to a folder named "target" — only the deep one counts. 6 moves. No absolute paths.
Import your own folder structure as JSON
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