you might want to change the state of the "Generate" button while it's working ot make it clearer to the user.
also I think the main question people will have is why do I need a llm.txt, your answer "It can give AI systems a cleaner, more focused view of your site, which may help them interpret, summarize, and reference your content more accurately." doesn't sell it. maybe if you had example of what ai systems are currently using it ?
Currently in open beta with iOS and Android apps coming soon.
Players discover games from vibe coders in a fairly normal ways.
Creator experience is completely integrated in Codex or Claude Code using PlayDrop Plugin and CLI. With ability to publish, add game save, multiplayer, real assets etc with just a few prompts in the normal developer workflow.
I think what twitter announced is not related to what he is writing about.
- Twitter : They are going to have a nice display of your app in their twitter feed if you put the right meta tag, with rating, pricing, and description (App Card https://dev.twitter.com/docs/cards/types/app-card)
- Post : You can do deep linking on Twitter with native apps, about specific content of the app (which is the opposite of App Card that looks like a generic promotion of your app).
Deep linking is already possible, and used. But usually apps are sending you first to the browser, because you might be on desktop, and then redirect you to the right part of the app if it's installed.
In any case, I wouldn't call twitter a games platform. And by the way, there have been several twitter games in the past, without much success.
The app is both on the web and on mobile (iOS and Android app). When you use it on the web, we advertise the mobile version, with the option for the user to give his phone number to receive an SMS on his phone with the install link. It serves as a reminder and ease the experience of finding us on the app store with a way better conversion rate than an email.
The Twilio api is so simple that this "integration" does not bring much except exposure for Twilio and $20 of Twilio credit for appengine users. We have been using Twilio to send SMS from our appengine app for months now without any issue. In any case a good news.
Around 150k daily active user, it's nice, especially for a first game, but with that you are not even in the top 300 of the facebook platform.
Keep in mind that games are very different from other products. You tend to have lots of them for a short amount of time, then they move to something else. It's not like a service like Dropbox where once acquire you have a very good retention.
On a side note, 4M users for a game in 6 months is great but not that extraordinary. Looking at successes like Draw Something and SongPop, from small developers too, it's more in the 50+M but it's in the mobile social space, not sure if I Am Playr is mobile or not.
The current dance around the broken patent system look something like this :
- When you are small, nobody will come to get you because you are not interesting enough for troll of big compagnies (except maybe other direct competitor but it's unlikely)
- Then you become bigger and you will have to deal with licenses from other compagnies and trolls.
- At that point you become defensive, and start to patent things yourself.
- Then you are unwilling to fight against patents because it starts to be an asset for you. And you might even be tempted to go to the dark side and use them to attack other companies at this point.
The good news in all that is that when you are a small company in software, you should not worry too much about patent. I don't remember any startup failing because of that...
It looks like it's only for old messages. My guess is that what happened is that they migrated some old messages to a new model. Maybe they had a mess of different old models, and some of them where converted to the wrong kind. I guess they were not careful enough with it, I just hope they will be able to revert it...
Probably the best solution for them at this point would be something in between, like hiding all friend's post on every user's wall instead of letting every user to that manually.
To me it looks that they were trying to buy some time. Trying to slow down the propagation of the story. But I think by now it's not fixed and it's obvious that it's very real, they will have to find something else...
Same thing here, I'm French and lots of my friends are having the bug as well. Lots of mention in the online newspaper too.
I think once it's obvious that it's real, it's going to be a big deal for Facebook...
Yes, the reason why Angry Bird is not in the top grossing app is because they already dominate the market. This metric is based on the number of new install on the last week or so. The fact that they are still #2 of paid app (also a metric on the last month or so) means that they monetize pretty well with in app purchase already.
also I think the main question people will have is why do I need a llm.txt, your answer "It can give AI systems a cleaner, more focused view of your site, which may help them interpret, summarize, and reference your content more accurately." doesn't sell it. maybe if you had example of what ai systems are currently using it ?