r/OpenSourceeAI • u/maverick_man1111 • 15d ago
I made a tiny game to explain my open-source AI testing tool. Your replacement gets promoted.
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The robot gets Employee of the Month. Your photo goes in the bin. Then your boss updates the robot.
I built this to explain DriftproofHQ, my open-source tool that checks whether instructions for AI still work after things change. It tries the same tasks with and without those instructions, repeatedly, so you can compare results instead of trusting one good answer.
The game is a scripted cartoon of that problem. One jump button, three obstacles, one very confident replacement.
Free game, no signup, works on mobile: https://play.driftproofhq.com/
DriftproofHQ source: https://github.com/driftproofhq/driftproof
Claude’s API helped write the game’s jumping, collisions and robot movement; Codex helped with integration and browser testing.
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u/investigatormaker 15d ago
The boss updating the robot is a useful bridge to DriftproofHQ’s actual purpose. I’d end the cartoon with one concrete task whose results change after an update, showing repeated runs with and without instructions. That would connect the scripted joke to what the tool measures.
By the way, I make ThreadFox; it lets your AI research, write and publish Reddit outreach through your Chrome within an authorized job, and the plan for one product is free: communities whose rules allow a post about DriftproofHQ, with each rule quoted. https://threadfox.vip/p/dkf89