godogen

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• Godot 4 — C#/.NET projects with build-time scene generation, runtime scripts, and Jolt physics.
• Bevy — Rust/Bevy projects with code-first ECS scenes and offscreen capture.
• Babylon.js — TypeScript/Vite browser games served at a live URL.
• Asset generation — Gemini for precise references and characters, xAI Grok for textures and simple objects, Tripo3D for image-to-3D and rigged biped animation; animated sprites via Grok video with loop detection and background removal.
• Proof over claims — the agent judges results from the running game (a live URL or a recorded clip), not from a clean compile, so visible defects drive the next iteration.
• You choose your involvement — watch the live game (a Babylon.js URL, or a Godot/Bevy project you run) and steer at decision points, or leave the run unattended and get a 15–20s proof recording at the end. The agent takes its cue from how you frame the task.

Prerequisites

• Godot 4 (.NET build) on PATH for Godot projects
• Rust/Cargo for Bevy projects
• Node.js 22.12+ and npm for Babylon.js projects
• Chrome or Chromium with hardware WebGL2 for Babylon.js browser capture
• Python 3 with pip
• API keys as environment variables:
  • GOOGLE_API_KEY — Google AI Studio for Gemini image generation
  • XAI_API_KEY — xAI Grok for image/video generation
  • TRIPO3D_API_KEY — Tripo3D for 3D generation
• System packages from setup.md: vulkan-tools, xvfb, ffmpeg, imagemagick, plus platform-specific extras
• Tested on Ubuntu, Debian, and macOS
• Claude Code or Codex

Publish a game repo

Pick the engine and host agent:

./publish.sh --engine godot   --agent claude --out ~/my-game       # CLAUDE.md + .claude/skills/
./publish.sh --engine babylon --agent codex  --out ~/my-game       # AGENTS.md + .agents/skills/
./publish.sh --engine bevy    --agent claude --out ~/my-game

Pass --force to wipe existing contents at the target before re-publishing.