I've been working on schmo time, creating a studio view that makes managing AI-generated shows feel like a game. The interface lets you control everything from actors and locations to viewer polls and social media interactions, with multiple user roles from executive producers to regular viewers.

Today I forked the Lurk Mode Shat Bots into a new standalone experience called The Slop Shop, where players can try to swindle AI bots in a street corner setting filled with junk and opportunities for digital haggling.

Another productive development session with some fun updates across multiple projects. Added object inspection to OpenJKDF2, spawned movie trailers in Jedi Highschool, and brought back the cameo bots in LurkMode.tv's Lan Party after converting them from ConvAI to Shmotime.

Development update on AArcade: OpenJKDF2, bringing the virtual arcade experience to the Jedi Knight engine with sophisticated model adoption, dynamic media streaming, and GLB file support.

I just finished Banished, a Forsaken 64-inspired space shooter created entirely with AI tools for the Vibe Jam 2026. From Opus writing 100% of the code to ChatGPT generating assets and ElevenLabs handling audio, this was a complete experiment in AI-assisted game development.

Just finished prototyping a pilot for my new show "Video Rewind" using a completely different workflow - pure AI video generation without screenshots. Instead of taking reference shots from Anarchy Arcade, I used straight prompts to generate first frames and alternative camera angles.