An educational web app that lets 3rd-4th graders generate and publish HTML games through natural language AI interaction, powered by DeepSeek.
AI Game Maker is an educational web application that leverages the DeepSeek AI model to empower young students (grades 3-4) to create and publish HTML-based games using natural language prompts. The core concept is "Vibe Coding," where children describe the game they want (e.g., "a jumping dinosaur game") and the AI generates the corresponding HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code. This tool abstracts away traditional coding complexity, allowing children to focus on creativity and logical thinking. It supports game generation, preview, and publication, making it accessible through a user-friendly web interface. The skill is designed to run in the browser, using DeepSeek's API for AI inference, and is ideal for interactive learning environments.
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An educational Web app based on DeepSeek, empowering 3rd-4th graders to generate and publish HTML games via "Vibe Coding" through natural language AI interaction. (基于 DeepSeek 的教育类 Web 应用，以“Vibe Coding”为核心，让小学三四年级学生通过自然语言对话生成并发布 HTML 网页游戏。)
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