I gave Tinycrawl a hall of fame, creature pictures, and an expanded “expedition” mode with a map. If you want the super-linear 13-room sprint mode, it’s still there, or you can opt for “expedition” for a longer game with up to 30 rooms and more light/loot drops.
Yesterday was “get the Outfitter 1 ready for a trip” day. Someone stole the breakaway cable, but it’s in pretty good shape.— toot
Not sure I need tranquil lightning bugs glowing in the background of my terminal, but #rootshell comes with them if I want them. #libghostty -based and comes with a bunch of remote connectivity affordances #ghostty itself doesn’t have.— toot
Added a simple image manager to the POSSE editor. I can add/edit captions, get a Markdown img snippet from a previous image upload, or remove images. I had imgup for this, but I prefer just having this integrated in the tool. #posse #smugmug— toot
Okay. I added a very simple account system (you get a passphrase on first load) and individual player history. I’ve got a few more things to do to it, and balance is a work in progress. Otherwise, feel free to do a few runs.— toot
I made a Skill to generate dungeons for my little dungeon crawler. You give it a broad setting prompt, then answer questions about tone, difficulty, and GM temperament and get a game pack with custom descriptions, monsters, and loot you can upload and reuse.— toot
I am, indeed, going to tape this up somewhere.— toot
“… when vibe-coding accelerates app development, apps become more personal, more situated, and more frequent. Shipping a tool or a micro-app is less like launching a website and more like posting on a blog.”
That’s how I feel when I mention AI projects & I’d like to be received in that spirit.— toot
I enjoy this podcast. I disagree with them on a few things, but I’m further apart from dear friends on those things. Their Hasan Piker episode was outstanding both as media criticism and for just being correct. Listening to their Democratic-consultant-incubated podcaster examples made me cringe.— toot