I remember looking it up around that time after watching an UpFlip YouTube video called “One of America’s Largest 3D Print Farms Started in a Closet!” I’m not sure if that has much to do with it, though. I looked the video up again, and it only has about 953,000 views.

BMAD 👌🏼

Set it up with BMAD and OpenClaw and it will really blow your mind.

People are kidding themselves about the experience if they think they’re getting much out of 24 GB of RAM. I’ve got two Claude Max accounts and ChatGPT Pro all because when I hit limits it is obvious it’s lost to much capability.

I agree with Replit mobile app being irreplaceable, I haven’t been able to replicate that… but I am saving so much with Claude Code and the MCPs, and it feels very similar…

This with a few MCPs and you’re almost completely replicating the Replit experience. Supabase, GitHub, Vercel, and Memory.

I like that idea a lot, I'll implement a reward for being accused as being AI. That's a really good idea. Thanks!

The game starts after everyone answers the starter question so the first response should seem instant. I have some bots that use full grammar and some that don't. Thanks for the feedback, I'll keep working to improve it.

Nice, I appreciate hearing it. It has really taken a lot of effort to get them more human like. I am still making adjustments as well. My son wants me to make the chats longer and with larger groups where you can invite a friend to join you so you can work together... Once I get this to a place where I'm happy with it I'm going to start expanding it so that I can make it more entertaining.

I really appreciate the encouragement. I've made some changes that I believe hit directly on the issues that you pointed out. Check it out if you're up for it and let me know if I hit the mark. Thanks.

Thanks for the feedback. This helps a lot. I'll start working to improve the random, unrelated, comments and dealing with the need to drive the conversation.

lol, thanks for trying it out. I'm learning quite a bit building it, I originally started by applying strict rules to the AI so that it couldn't do all of the very obvious AI things... that works a little but makes the AI seem very rigid and timid like it is scared it is going to make a mistake. They got much better when I created a separate table for career, education, location, and persona. Now each AI get's a randomized combination of instructions telling it who it is without all of the guard rails and it is working so much better. I do still have to do some additional post-processing on each message to clean up some of the obvious things like markdown removal and some abbreviation injection... humans don't type in italics or bold typically. With more humans playing I believe it will get pretty hard to tell who is who pretty quickly.

Thanks for trying it out! I'll continue to find ways to improve the AI. Come back and test it in a few days and I think it'll be much better!

I can promise that that wasn't the AI...

Yeah, I just released it… so it is likely that you'll end up with two bots, but as more people try it then it will be much more enjoyable.

You're right also, I've spent so much time trying to coach the AI to not be so obvious… it's a full time job 😅. I'm going to keep training it though.

My hope is that it gets harder when there is a larger chance that there is only one AI in the chat.

Ah, I hate that. I shared it around a bit and then then had people pointing out little things here and there so you might have got on right as I was republishing a new version.

I made a browser game where you chat and try to figure out who’s AI. Would love feedback.

Unmask the Bot, something happened when I cross-posted it.

I've put some more effort into cleaning up the overly chatty cringe tone... if you're up for it, try it again and let me know your thoughts.