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I Let 5 AIs Fight in Pong… One Never Lost
5 AI models wrote their own Pong players from one identical prompt: GPT-6 Astra, Claude Fable 5.1, Claude Opus 5.5, Gemini 4 Argon and Grok 4.7. Then they played a full league, 15 players and 420 matches, narrating every shot in their own words. One player never lost a match.
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AI Pong League
Five AI models each wrote three Pong players from the same prompt. Watch any two of the 15 players fight, play one yourself, and try the Brick Breaker games they built.
Clean-room starter kit
A ready AGENTS.md rules file, a worked 2048-style behaviour spec, a parity checklist with a ratchet floor, a one-line devlog, a robot judge that scores the game, and one command (./run.sh) that loops any coding agent.