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We all know in our hearts that entires that follow the theme will be regarded better than those that don't.

You should use Hermes Agent, not OpenClaw.
https://github.com/nousresearch/hermes-agent

Look into Hermes Desktop, new and pretty cool. Gives you an easier interface than the terminal command line.

https://github.com/fathah/hermes-desktop

In AI Studio, it plowed through stuff more intelligently than 3.1 Pro,  way faster, and I didn't get rate limited which normally would have happened at least three times due to how many tokens I spent yesterday.

Crazy how many people are pooh-poohing Gemini while I'm over here "feeling the AGI" and "tokens too cheap to meter". (yeah I know it is subsidized)

What are your main drivers Coeurnix? And what engine are you working in?

Him saying so last year was one of the main reasons I got excited by Token Game Jam 1.

I'm sure a bunch of you are here in some part due to being annoyed by the fear-filled haters.

And if any of you still haven't tried Antigravity / Codex yet you're seriously missing out. You'll only get about an hour of combined heavy work from them in total from the free tier (per week), but they are great for doing a refactor / bug cleanup pass with the highest level intelligence.

Windsurf and Cursor also have free weekly tokens as well with capable models.

Gemini Flash 3.5 is working great so far in AI Studio at refactoring a Godot prototype from last year into React + TypeScript + Vite.

It has given me the confidence to start a new bespoke project for this jam. Looking forward to participating with y'all!

It took WAY too long to get to actual gameplay. And then when the level started, the dog talked forever too, still not giving the player control. Sakurai made a good video on this about how you should get the player playing as soon as possible.