Migla: a cozy skilling MMO built with AI agent workflows
Migla is a browser-based cozy MMO where players chop trees, fish, feed a shared town fire, and fight robots in a small persistent world. The game uses AI agent workflows to generate content and interactions, aiming to create a relaxing multiplayer experience without downloads or sign-ups.
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Migla: cozy skilling MMO built with AI agents
Migla is a cozy, RuneScape-like skilling MMO where players chop trees, fish, forge items, and fight rogue machines in a shared town. It was built in 9 days using Fable, an AI agent that interprets plain-language feature requests and implements them automatically. The game is free, open source (MIT), and works on phones.
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