SneedNibba
25d ago
I'm new, so maybe I'm missing some context, but that seems like a fairly small step for an LLM-generated game. It seems unintuitive to me that a frontier model would struggle with it.
A few days back, I had Claude Opus 5.5 one-shot a pretty well-polished shmup game with a bunch of weird mechanics. Are you using a simpler local model as an artistic statement, or is there something else at play?
The complexity is in implementation, not (hopefully) onboarding. You just install an extension and your activity is backed up to a profile on a second website, which other users of the extension can see whenever one of your posts is on screen. The other users can follow you on this website in case your account on a censored website gets banned or deboosted, letting people "find their frens" much more easily in the event of ban waves.
The simplest, most minimum-viable-product-y version of this would be an extension that highlights posts by other users of the extension, creates backups when you post with it enabled, and displays the backups if they get removed by a moderator. No extra input from the user needed for any of this.
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