You're a cat, and walk across the keyboard to temp the house robot to bring you a fish from the fridge. 

As cat typing goes, it usually turns out like ghjo tyjko frtyuijhdge . Luckily, the robot is a really good interpreter and reads it as `go to fridge`! It is powered by a local small AI model to infer what you tried to type. 

How to play

- **Walk:** arrow keys or WASD. Every key the cat steps on gets typed.

- **Run:** Shift.

- **Pounce:** hold Space to charge, let go to jump. The ring shows where you will land, and only the landing key types.

- **Submit:** walk onto Enter. **Delete:** walk onto Backspace. **Restart:** walk onto Esc. **Shout:** walk onto Caps Lock.

- Read the yellow note for the robot's task. Fewer keystrokes is a better score.

Best in Chrome or Firefox on a desktop keyboard.

AI use

This game was created for the first jamference gamejam. It is encouraged to use AI, so I used AI for _everything_ from GDD to code to assets. The game itself also contains a small trained model, to interpret the keystrokes with higher accuracy.

Claude Code built the game in Godot 4 from a written design brief. Claude wrote the robot's whole personality, 523 lines baked into the game. The first robot reads cat typos through keyboard geometry: it treats the cat's walk like a swipe across the keys, so a letter crossed on the way between two intended keys is forgiven and a detour is not. 

From level 3 a bigger 2.0 robot takes over and prints a second opinion on every command: a small naive Bayes classifier, trained offline on 100,000 synthetic cat walks from a Claude-written simulator, that runs in the game in GDScript. It never overrules the geometry, it just has opinions. 

All art is drawn in code by Claude, by writing SVGs, and the music and sound effects are synthesised by a small script Claude wrote, with no samples used.

The capsule art is generated with Nano Banana Pro

Team

Solo: me. Built with Claude Code.

Music and sound credit

Music and sound effects: self-made, synthesised in code by `tools/make_sounds.py` (written with Claude). No third-party samples or loops.

Font: DejaVu Sans Mono (Bitstream Vera licence, free to redistribute).