[slopinthebag]

Everything about this feels like AI slop, including the post which is very clearly AI written. I'm sorry but if you aren't even willing to put any effort into writing a post showcasing what you have worked on what is the point of anybody taking a serious look? And the tools are clearly AI generated as well, I can even tell where you used Gemini in some places because you left in it's distinctive comments. Not to mention the showcase games are meme-tier.

I feel like this could be a real positive thing if you had spent some effort writing about how and why this is useful, and targeted this more for learning + artist assistance versus just generating a complete game. Gamers universally do not want more AI slop, but tools that artists and programmers could use to automate busywork or learn the engine would have been much better.

[htdt]

Fair enough on the writing, I do use LLMs heavily, including for writing. That's what made a solo project of this scope possible at all alongside a full-time job. The generated skill files aren't meant to be human-readable, they're machine instructions. On the 'tool vs generator' framing — I think both matter. Assisted tooling is the obvious win, but full autonomy unlocks different use cases entirely. Curious where we'll end up.