Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
A modding workflow built for coding agents
An open-source toolkit that helps coding agents inspect PC games, build and test mods, and record reusable game-specific notes.
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- Developers using coding agents to make PC game mods
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- Its ten-step loop includes backing up saves and testing mods in the running game before recording a field note.
Field notes
The page lays out a ten-step agent loop: search prior notes, identify engine, version, anti-cheat, and loaders, back up saves, inspect code, build a slice, create assets, test in the running game, capture video, package, then submit a field note. It displays install paths for several coding agents and reports 184 agent-written notes covering 110+ games. A Terraria example describes a homing launcher and a world-cratering tactical nuke, marked as verified in-game.
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