Games & play
Explore playable ideas, interactive scenes and small games built around a clear mechanic.
Explore Games & playGames Skills for AI agents
Build playable experiences and small games from an idea, a theme and a set of rules.
Beam Reach: A Windsurfing Physics Display
Photon Forge: A Quantum-Optics Puzzle Board
Ashen Orchestra: An ASCII Roguelike Descent
Iso Borough: A Pocket Isometric City-Builder
Deduce Mine: A Minefield That Deals Itself
Felt Solitaire: Klondike on a Green Felt
Wheat Harvest: A Harvest-Toy Farm Run
Civ Hex: A Night-Empire Hex-Map 4X
Planet Putt: Nine Holes of Gravity Mini-Golf
Blossom Station: A Walkable Cherry-Blossom Station Town
Star Lane: A 3D Space Shooter from Generated Ships
3D Chess Sanctum
THE FIELD GUIDE
A working guide to games Skills.
Build playable experiences and small games from an idea, a theme and a set of rules.
Define the core mechanic, controls, win conditions and intended play session.
Connect your task to a workflow.
Start with a task, then explore the possibilities.
Social media
Create visual stories, short videos and imagery around an idea your audience can connect with.
Explore Social mediaFIND YOUR FIT
Choose your games workflow.
Compare the inputs and deliverables before you begin.
| What you have | What to look for | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| A clear brief | Define the core mechanic, controls, win conditions and intended play session. | Browse this collection |
| Source material | Check the chosen Skill’s required inputs and which details it can preserve. | Read the Skills guide |
| A different output | Explore playable ideas, interactive scenes and small games built around a clear mechanic. | Games & play |
PUT IT TO WORK
From a brief to a usable result.
Choose a workflow
Compare the example, inputs and deliverables against your brief.
Prepare the inputs
Define the core mechanic, controls, win conditions and intended play session.
Run and review
Follow the Skill’s instructions and check the output in its intended context.
FAQ
Games Skills: common questions.
A few things to know before you start.
How do I choose a games Skill?
Build playable experiences and small games from an idea, a theme and a set of rules. Compare the actual example and deliverables with your intended result.
What should I prepare?
Define the core mechanic, controls, win conditions and intended play session.
Can I edit the result?
This depends on the Skill. Check whether it delivers source files, rendered media or an interactive artifact, and which tools are needed to edit it.
Can I use the result commercially?
Review the Skill license, the model’s terms and the rights to your input media. A public example is not a blanket commercial license.