Dev used Grok to update a newly open-sourced single-file web game, now prepping PRs
jasonkneen · x · 2026-08-19
Indie dev Alezander9 open-sourced Flowline, a single-file web game, inviting others to run, mod, clip, or use it as a template — the goal is to push the limits of what single-file web games can do. Developer Jason Kneen then shared that before the release he had already asked Grok to make updates to the existing code, posted a demo, and is now diffing his copy against the source to submit PRs if the author is interested — a nice example of the "LLM-assisted code edits + open-source collaboration" workflow.
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