Grok Bot builds and deploys a flyable Tesla Roadster game from a chat prompt
XFreeze · x · 2026-10-18
XFreeze built a playable Tesla Roadster web game — with rocket-thruster flying and flips mimicking the real car's demo — using Grok Bot and deployed it via Grok Build mode.
Screenshots show the agent autonomously managing the whole pipeline: verifying each update round with screenshots, running gameplay and simulated-iPhone tests before republishing, auto-downgrading graphics on weaker phones, and notifying the user when it's live — all driven purely by conversational instructions.
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