Artist vibe-codes Warm Seat, a subway robot-bug game with agent-first APIs
sterlingcrispin · x · 2026-10-04
Artist Sterling Crispin shipped his first vibe-coded game, Warm Seat, on the Spawn platform.
- Premise: You play a loaf-sized millipede robot living in a night subway, powered by the warmth riders leave on seats — squeal, hide in shadows, fight performers, and collect trash.
- Genre: A free, browser-playable cozy stealth multiplayer game.
- Notable platform angle: Spawn exposes agent-first APIs — signup is a single POST returning a token, agents can join via a Bun client to play or co-build, and unlinked accounts get 200 bodies/day.
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