proud to share I've joined @spawn full time as a software engineer, it's been a very creatively and intellectually stimulating two weeks. I've been agentic pilled for years, doing autoresearch loops training time-series models to trade prediction markets. But the jump from dozens of agents to thousands is almost alien, and after experiencing what it's like working on a small team with that much leverage I'm not sure I'd be willing to work somewhere that's not doing this. Software engineer might not be the right word anymore, it's more like fleet whisperer or something.

Here is my submission to the @loadoutprotocol AI Game Competition! One Hit Kill is a fast-paced, tactical 1v1 sword dueling + souls-like boss game. Consistently updated. Collect cosmetics. Climb the ladder. Get the best kill times. Made on @spawn, play free in your browser. #ScreenshotSunday#

Building a fighting game on @Spawn where we've given Savi the ability to generate motions using the @MagicMotionAI API. Now Savi can use image-2-pose to directly feed pose constraint based animation. Fancy way of saying she now has very powerful animation tools to work with.

one of the reasons I'm so impressed with @spawn more than any other project like it is that Savi (their AI agent) lets you build the *admin* tools/harness AND the *game* with the same interface, whereas other products largely give you a one size fit all harness to build games

People still do not understand the full power of @spawn Thirteen agents and savi are working simultaneously to build and polish new spells and ideas i have while I am in the game, watching and prompting the changes live,everything is happening on the browser at a steady 80 frames.

hey guys this is my next game currently in build on @spawn it's 2D pixel platformer with a little bit of 2.5D and 3D in the mix, yea that's right you can just do things on spawn. excited to polish and get this out there, suggestions are highly welcomed

Imagine sleeping on @spawn when it: - Is an ecosystem of interconnected worlds - Lets you build anything you can imagine - Lets you iterate endlessly - Runs on a self-improving system - Allows monetization And it's only just starting to gain traction.

oh wow tl;dr “claude find the burial site of cleopatra (or others)” could work - ancient egyptian royal burial sites exist - many haven’t been found - hard to find - some show up in crop patterns - satellite data exists now - not many eyes looking - claude has infinite eyes - you could find the lost ark?

Building with Savi has been so easy. I took a few days off and came back to find she’d pushed the game to 80+ FPS while I was away. The @spawn team keeps updating the engine, actually playing through our games to see what needs improving, and replying to every bug report I send.

Spawn is a great program. It's filling the shoes of engine and publisher very well. Managing to break into console market this fast is astounding. I love Gabe but Steam can't push your pc games to android, ios, and consoles for you. The value proposition needs to be understood... They're offering a partnership share even if their partner program is some other thing the offer is a 50/50 split between you and them. They develop your game at their own cost, your ideas, your time polishing them, but what took years now takes weeks, and they will even publish it for you. Steam wants a 30% royalty and 5% is standard for an engine. My previous choice would have been cryengine, it had some good procedural generation and played well with AI. I would have already been vibe coding. Others maybe have a company under them. Employees they care about. The cost of producing a game is proportional to it's scope. This is where the value proposition has no equal. For an additional 15% of your game you get spawns support in making it. Bring your team they each get a Savi. Bring your old AI they can crank out work. Unlike any other offering to "make your game" before now you still get full control of the process. When AAA content begins falling out of this with less than a year of development the question will be simple. Would you take a ~200million dollar VC offer for 15% of your game? Jacob just put your ideas at a 1.33 billion dollar valuation. There is no approval process. Go make games.

today investors think spawn winning looks like RBLX. the real outcome is META. 50x larger they’re looking at youtube and seeing music videos. that’s how small they’re still thinking about games. would be crazy to join spawn before they figure that out.