GETTING STARTED
▸ What is Spriteworks?
Spriteworks is an experimental interface for working with AI.
The product is represented as a small pixel-art factory populated by specialized workers called Sprites. Each Sprite has a job.
Instead of asking one generic assistant to do everything, Spriteworks routes jobs through different machines and workers depending on what you're trying to accomplish.
▸ The basic loop
Every job starts with an input.
You can select a machine directly or use the Factory command terminal.
Spriteworks determines which experiment fits the job.
The job enters the factory and is assigned to the relevant Sprites.
Each Sprite performs its role. Some jobs only need one primary Sprite. Others involve several workers handing information between each other.
When the workflow finishes, Spriteworks presents the result outside the pixel environment in a normal readable interface.
▸ Choosing a machine
Use HUNT when you want to find or research something.
Use BATTLE when you want to compare two things.
Use ROAST when you want weaknesses exposed.
Use MUTATE when you want to explore different versions of an idea.
▸ The Factory terminal
On the main Factory page you can type directly into the terminal. Spriteworks can route the request toward the appropriate machine.
You can also enter a machine directly if you already know which experiment you want.
▸ Current product status
Spriteworks is currently in public prototype development.
Some parts of the experience are real interface functionality while AI execution and compute may still be simulated. Every feature displays its current status clearly using these labels: