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kill-ai-slop
Kill AI Slop is a multilingual field guide and agent skill that catalogues 33 common AI-generated design tells with interactive before-after demos, and provides a tool to scan and fix web projects.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It is presented as both a small HTML game and an AI coding demonstration, showing how an agentic coding workflow can produce a playable browser puzzle with a clear objective and local-server setup.
Who it is for
- Puzzle game players who enjoy casual colour-matching challenges
- Developers interested in agentic AI coding demonstrations
- Hackathon or AI Hack Day participants looking for example projects
- Web hobbyists wanting to inspect and modify a simple HTML game
Use cases
- Playing a colour-swap puzzle in a web browser
- Studying a compact HTML/JavaScript project as an AI coding output
- Serving a lightweight local web game with Python's HTTP server
- Modifying the game files to experiment with gameplay or layout
Strengths
- Clearly documented gameplay flow from selecting tokens to restoring the robot
- Runs entirely in the browser with no complex dependencies besides a local HTTP server
- Open source under GPL-3.0, allowing inspection and reuse
- Supports socket replacement and completion conditions, adding strategic depth
Considerations
- No detailed browser compatibility matrix is provided
- Customization controls and settings are not defined in the README
- The project is a small demonstration game rather than a full-featured application
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Description
Browser-based colour-matching puzzle game and AI Hack Day coding demo. Select connected colour clusters, move tokens into a memory tray, and restore the robot by filling every socket. Built as an HTML project for web browsers.
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