Muehle is a no frills implementation of the classical board game
Nine Men's Morris. It does not have any cool features: no play
against other humans (neither locally nor via the network), no
play computer vs computer, no stats, no time control, no
learning from play, no analysis mode, no variants for the rules
of play. It's just to have some fun playing against
the AI. The only additions: you can undo moves; and the AI will
indicate when it thinks the position is dead even (you may take
that as the AI offering a draw). You, on the other hand, cannot
offer a draw: that would be pointless, as the AI is not designed
to handle it anyway. Just quit or start a new game if you feel
the current game is going nowhere.

The AI uses a Monte Carlo tree search variation with a hand
crafted evaluation function that is based on pattern counts
(e.g., the number of open mills) and also has perfect knowledge
of the game theoretic values of all 3 on 3 positions.

Muehle is distributed free of charge and comes without any (not
even implied) waranties. So don't use it. If you decide to use
it anyway, you may find the annotated screenshot helpful.