Game designer says the human should set requirements and let an AI producer execute
draginol · x · 2026-07-25
The author says they have little patience for “loops” or “graphs”: their job as a game designer is to define the game and requirements, then hand the work to an AI Producer.
This makes the thread’s point explicit: the human owns product direction, while the AI layer handles execution and coordination across chatbot-driven tasks.
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