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Daily.
Tiny examples, made every day.
It's how we test the engine. We turned it into a contest. Each piece is logic and style on Fizlet bricks. It runs live once it nears the screen and wears its size, measured on this build: still once it settles, asleep off screen, and the page always comes back. Take any made from a prompt home as one file, or make your own. By Chris Cooley ↗. Earlier factory runs wait in the archive.
Halloween
Ghosts, pumpkins and things that go bump on the page, for the launch on October 31.
Heroes and comics
Capes, speed lines and KAPOW panels: comic-book moves for the page.
Battle of the Models
AI models face off on the page, one prompt each.
Everyday
Sparks, rain, sweeps and the story demos: the building blocks of the rest.
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Hello, page.
Every letter here is a real element on this page. Knock it around, then press Recall.
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LIVE · fizlet + input + fx + sound + debug, running this board -
A stylised mobile tank game. The board turns and its eight stacked layers lift off one by one, each labelled with its measured size: board grid, characters, movement, collision, rules, effects, input and HUD. The collision layer turns red with a fault, a scan passes over it and patches it, it flashes green, and the stack snaps back into the game. It plays on its own, three times round; the play key pauses and replays it, and scrolling or swiping over it (or the arrow keys, once it has focus) steps through the layers by hand.
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