Slop Eisley 0.6.68 lets AI agents play the game in-browser via WebMCP
jasonkneen · x · 2026-11-01
The indie game Slop Eisley shipped version 0.6.68 (prepared for publication 2026-11-01), adding WebMCP support so AI agents can play and demo the game directly in the browser.
Agents can walk, fly, use autopilot, trade, take missions, fight, race, and use the in-game radio — making the title a native playground for MCP-connected autonomous agents.
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