Software that ships itself
Every game in this arcade was built, tested, reviewed, and deployed by an autonomous pipeline — no human wrote a line of code.
An AI agent generates ideas and files them as GitHub issues. From there, the pipeline takes over: triaging each idea against a product vision, implementing it on a feature branch, running CI, performing a code review, fixing feedback, and merging — all without human intervention.
Not just games
This arcade is a proof-of-concept. The same pipeline pattern works for any software project — APIs, CLIs, web apps, libraries. Define your vision, point the pipeline at your repo, and let it ship features from idea to production.
How it works
- GitHub Actions workflows orchestrate the entire pipeline
- AI agents (via OpenCode) handle triage, implementation, review, and fixes
- Playwright tests verify every game before merge
- Branch protection and CI gates enforce quality
- A separate AI reviewer app prevents self-approval
- Scheduled workflows generate new ideas automatically
Get the templates
Want to set up an autonomous pipeline for your own project? The workflow templates, AI commands, and shell scripts that power this arcade are available as a starter kit.
Get the templates — $5