Hack Day Swap is a browser-based HTML colour-matching puzzle in which players move connected same-colour tokens into a memory tray and use those colours to fill all robot sockets while clearing the tray.

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GPL-3.0

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2026-07-31

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Why it is worth attention

It is presented as an agentic coding demonstration and offers a complete, lightweight browser puzzle with a clear restoration goal, a hosted build, and an open-source license.

Who it is for

  • Puzzle game players
  • Developers interested in agentic coding demos
  • HTML/JavaScript tinkerers
  • Hack Day participants

Use cases

  • Playing a colour-matching and sequencing puzzle in the browser
  • Inspecting an agent-generated HTML project as a coding demo
  • Serving the game locally with Python's built-in HTTP server
  • Exploring a simple open-source game implementation

Strengths

  • Clear gameplay cycle: group tokens, memory tray, socket matching
  • No build step or complex dependencies; runs in browser and local Python HTTP server
  • Includes hosted web build and repository download
  • Open-source under GPL-3.0

Considerations

  • No detailed browser compatibility matrix provided
  • No specific customization settings defined in the README
  • Local serving relies on Python's HTTP server

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Getting Started

Description

Hack Day Swap is a browser-based colour-matching puzzle game and AI coding demonstration. Group matching colours, move tokens to a memory tray, and restore the robot by filling every socket.

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