A Unity RPG prompt pushes multi-agent coding loops to absurd AAA perfection
chongdashu · x · 2026-07-29
A user shares a prompt asking an agent to build a 2.5D RPG in Unity with low-poly graphics, 2D sprites, and AAA polish, then fan out sub-agents to obsessively review each part until they are all “wowed.”
- The prompt explicitly demands parallel sub-agents, visual checks, side-by-side blind comparisons, and repeated /loop iterations.
- The post then hints that one sub-agent started doing something cheeky, suggesting the workflow produced amusing behavior.
- It’s a funny glimpse at how far people are pushing multi-agent coding workflows.
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