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Creative Mode is an OpenClaw-powered game world builder that lets you create multiplayer games simply by talking with friends on a shared, secure server. The idea is to make game development accessible to everyone, not just developers, through conversation with your own personalized AI mayor. Mayor agents use Opus 4.6 to manage worlds, plan changes, generate assets, and spawn Claude Code Opus agents to build world forks, while a president agent uses Opus to oversee the project as a whole. Under the hood, the system includes 87k+ lines of Go, Rust, and templ, guided by 43k+ lines of specs, plans, and review loops, structured intent driving real engineering, across three layers of agentic development (president → mayor → Claude Code tmux). In the demo, a non-technical user creates a 2D world, chats with their AI mayor, and watches it come alive, going from zero to playable in a single session. Invite Code: creative-mode-2026

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