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How to turn a game idea into a playable Web game with Noobi AI

Describe a game in plain language and get a reviewed, playable local Web project.

Credentials. You sign in to your ChatGPT/Codex account inside the app, so keep that account's sign-in details private.

Who it is forA hobbyist or indie maker on a macOS laptop who wants a quick playable prototype from one idea and has no game engine set up.

The problemBuilding even a small browser game from scratch takes time, coding skill and repeated testing.

The outcomeA standalone Web project in your own local workspace that has passed review, build and automated playtest checks.

What you need first

  • macOS, the current tested and packaged target
  • Node.js 22 LTS and npm
  • A ChatGPT/Codex account
  • An available image route: a configured image provider or Codex ImageGen
  • Godot 4 with exactly matching Web export templates, only for Godot projects

Steps

  1. git clone https://github.com/Innate-Labs/Noobi.ai.git
  2. cd Noobi.ai
  3. npm ci
  4. npm run dev
  5. In the app, open Settings → Codex account and sign in, then enter your game brief and let the Agent choose Web.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Noobi.ai repo cloned at <path>, run `npm ci` and `npm run dev`, then submit this game brief in the workbench: <game idea>. Expect a standalone Web project in the local workspace that passed the review and playtest gate; verify the completion status shown in the workbench before reporting success.

Caveat. The app is a developer preview with no signed binary, so you run it from source, and quality depends on the selected model and available image route.

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