CodeWisp
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CodeWisp is game-making software for creators, combining collaborative editing with community distribution.
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CodeWisp is game-making software for creators, combining collaborative editing with community distribution.
CodeWisp integrates AI asset and program production with subsequent editing as game-making software in which AI produces the program, artwork and audio together, with chat-based or direct editing afterward.
The CodeWisp workflow lets creators develop projects together and distribute the resulting games to an audience that can respond to them.
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