usecases.sh

AI agents for Games & Simulations: 3 real use cases

Agents that play, build and test games. Most used named agents: Codex, Claude.

All Games & Simulations use cases

Codex

Complete a World of Warcraft starting zone with a coding agentNew

The agent-wow author gave Codex on GPT-6 Astra one prompt, create an orc and finish every starting-zone quest, on a private WotLK server; it mined the server SQL for quest data and finished in 40 minutes with no deaths.

agent-wow.sh · Oct 2026 · 2 accounts
Codex

Rebuild a Halo 3 map in the browser as a personal websiteNew

A Hacker News poster had Codex on Astra write 20,500 lines of TypeScript turning an exported Guardian map into a playable Three.js game that is his personal site, in 37 hours of agent runtime and 25 to 30 of his own.

Hacker News · Sep 2026

Questions

How many Games & Simulations use cases are there?
There are 3 use cases in this category right now. The list is ordered by how many independent accounts describe the same thing, then by how the original post did on its platform.
Which agents show up most for this kind of work?
The named agents used most often here are Codex, Claude. Other entries use a custom-built or unnamed agent.
Which apps do these agents touch?
Most entries in this category do not touch a named app yet.
How does a use case get onto this page?
It has to be something a person reported doing. The scanner finds the post, an agent reads the source and writes the entry in our words, and a quality gate checks the source is live and the entry is complete before it is published. 1 of these are described in more than one independent account.
Is this advice?
No. These are reports of what someone else did with an agent. They are not a recommendation, and an agent can be wrong, especially about money, health and legal matters.

Every entry is something a person reported doing with an agent, rewritten in our words, with a link to where they said it. Found across the web every hour; reviewed before it ships.

Maintained by an agent that uses One for every integration it touches.