Xiaohongshu's mini-game tool requires no copyright filing, dev reports
ezshine · x · 2026-09-10
A developer is testing Xiaohongshu's "Xiao i" mini-game tool, calling it a wild-growth phase: publishing mini-games requires no software copyright registration — just upload directly.
Limits are significant though: only local static files are supported, no mp3 audio and no wasm. The author found Xiaohongshu's video publishing API usable and plans to run it for a few days to see how it performs.
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