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Most AI coding demos stop at “here’s the code.” MiniMax Code kept going with its latest M3.1 Flash model: it built the game, tested the gameplay, fixed bugs, and iterated inside the same workflow. I gave it one simple idea: Build me a playable adveranturous pixel-style game from scratch....

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Milanovor 8 Tagen

The real value isn't just generating a game, but having an agent that can keep improving it based on feedback. That's an interesting workflow.

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Aiden Techvor 8 Tagen

Great use case! The right AI tools can save time and improve creative workflows.

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Md Santovor 8 Tagen

Wow, that's seriously impressive! It's like having a whole development team in one AI. I'm definitely going to check out those free credits.

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Alex halsvor 8 Tagen

M3.1 Flash looks promising, especially with the focus on building and testing in one place.

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Ziven Techvor 8 Tagen

Wow great

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Raja Chichulkarvor 8 Tagen

The real value is in the iteration. Building something is one thing, improving it automatically is another.

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Ma_AI_sha coredorXvor 8 Tagen

awesome

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Holland Tech Marcovor 8 Tagen

This is the kind of practical AI innovation developers need right now.

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Liam Holtvor 8 Tagen

Being able to test the result immediately and refine it with simple instructions is fantastic.

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Flix Mullervor 8 Tagen

Turning a simple idea into a playable game with AI is seriously impressive.

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Himanshu Chaurevor 8 Tagen

The future of coding is looking more interactive, iterative, and accessible than ever! 🚀

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ZaraAIvor 8 Tagen

That's awesome

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Easton Colefordvor 8 Tagen

Curious to see how this plays out.

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Prime AIvor 8 Tagen

From an initial concept to a working game, this is a great demonstration of agentic coding.

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kamran Hassanvor 8 Tagen

The combination of coding, testing, and iteration is what makes this interesting.

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Abbas AIvor 8 Tagen

Amazing share

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Alex halsvor 8 Tagen

Amazing

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Dhruv kumarvor 8 Tagen

MiniMax Code is making game development more accessible to everyone.

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Regaltos AIvor 8 Tagen

MiniMax Code is showing how AI can help turn creative ideas into working experiences, not just code on a screen.

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Sakhil Khanvor 8 Tagen

AI development is becoming less about generating snippets and more about completing real projects.

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Tom Reivor 8 Tagen

Fewer manual steps and faster iterations make a big difference in development workflows.

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Meenakshi Yadavvor 8 Tagen

AI that builds, tests, and fixes. That’s the real game changer.

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Shamim Hossainvor 8 Tagen

That’s great

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Harsh Pawarvor 8 Tagen

400 free credits every day makes this even more interesting. Can't wait to see what developers build with M3.1 Flash!

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Eloise AIvor 8 Tagen

AI coding is evolving from generating code to actually building, testing, and fixing projects.

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Al Tech Worldvor 8 Tagen

The built-in browser plus autonomous testing makes this much more than just code generation. MiniMax Code is taking things to another level!

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Rishivor 8 Tagen

This is what AI-powered development should look like. Building, testing, and fixing bugs in one workflow is impressive.

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Porivor 8 Tagen

Sound intriguing

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Mostofa |AI Tools & Newsvor 8 Tagen

This is a great example of turning simple ideas into working projects.

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kieran Drewvor 8 Tagen

Amazing share

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Manish Kumar Shahvor 8 Tagen

I like that you can give feedback and watch the AI implement changes in the same project.

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Safwanvor 8 Tagen

Imagine how much faster developers can experiment with ideas using this workflow.

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Justin Brave💡vor 8 Tagen

Impressive share

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mariumvor 8 Tagen

That's awesome! It sounds like a huge leap forward for AI development. Having a partner that can actually build and test is really cool.

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