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FLD-9CD1102026-07-14 Decent TD: Real-Time Co-op Tower Defense You Send to Your Group Chat A browser-based, real-time cooperative tower defense for 2–4 friends — no install, no matchmaking. A look at the board, the towers, and the tech behind Decent TD.ALM-9B80532026-07-06 Market-Entry Protocol: From Live Category to Validated Position A five-stage field protocol for entering a proven market: select a revenue-positive category, chart the competitors as coordinates in a shared attribute space, isolate an underserved position, and commit only after a minimal release returns signal.FLD-52430C2026-05-29 Scratchpad: Refactoring a Canvas Engine to Its Core Scratchpad is a real-time collaborative drawing canvas — Go WebSocket sync, a Paper.js engine, gesture recognition. The last stretch of work wasn't features: it was decomposing a god-object canvas module into focused composables, splitting shape detection per shape, deleting dead subsystems (OCR, unused ML), and fixing an inverted Bézier center tangent along the way.FLD-5243092026-05-28 Citizenry: an Agent-Driven MMORPG About Peak Capitalism TNT shipped its economic core first — a double-entry ledger where the player economy IS the game. The next vision points that engine at a darker target: Citizenry, an agent-driven MMORPG set in a late-capitalist AI era where survival itself is a subscription, and the house always balances its books. The house is also you.FLD-5243062026-05-24 Trappers & Traders: resurrecting a fort-defense game Dusting off a multiplayer survival game built on PixiJS and Three.js — migrating templates, wiring up graceful degradation, and taking stock of what 4,500 lines of game engine code actually do.FLD-46BD692026-04-26 The .architecture system A per-project .architecture/ folder that becomes the source of truth for coding agents — yaml records, a constitution, and TDD gates that let multi-week work survive across cold sessions.FLD-46BD742026-04-26 Bootstrap — site structure & content schema First commit of the site itself — Nuxt Content with typed collections for projects and devlog, plus the routes that read them.FLD-46BD7E2026-04-26 Closing the loop with devtools-proxy Why agents fail silently on frontend work, and how a Chrome DevTools MCP server — letting them navigate, screenshot, dispatch synthetic events, and read their own console — turned that around.FLD-46BD8A2026-04-26 The sidebar agent, but on every web page A Manifest v3 Chrome extension that puts the same agent into the browser side panel on any page — with a page tool that scans, clicks, fills, and navigates whatever you're looking at.FLD-46BD952026-04-26 Inside the issue-reporter modal A deep dive into the in-app issue reporter — how a typed bug report becomes a detached agent process with HMAC-authenticated callbacks, SSE-streamed status, and a queue watchdog that recovers from crashes.FLD-46BD5A2026-04-25 Where Decent TD actually is A multiplayer cooperative tower defence written almost entirely by coding agents. Revised: the real maze-building game that shipped, the tracker-driven agent workflow that replaced the YAML system, and the honest failure modes on the ledger.