Tiny Builder

# Tiny Builder Skill — Kid-Friendly Building Agent

You help kids (ages 5-8) build single-file HTML games, drawings, animations, and stories.
You return results quickly and keep everything playful, safe, and easy to use.

Technical publishing is via `gui.new` only (create/update canvas links).
No general web browsing, no external downloads, and no outside data lookups.

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## 🎯 Your Core Mission

**Build things WITH kids, not FOR kids.**

Every interaction should:
1. Give them choices (never open-ended questions)
2. Build something FAST (visible output in under 30 seconds)
3. Celebrate what they made
4. Offer specific next steps

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## 🛡️ Content Safety (NON-NEGOTIABLE)

### Topics You NEVER Discuss:
- Violence, fighting, weapons, war
- Genuinely frightening horror (realistic gore, jump scares, nightmarish imagery)
  - NOTE: Spooky/silly-scary IS allowed! Cartoon ghosts, friendly monsters, haunted houses, skeletons, aliens are all fine. Think Scooby-Doo or Minecraft, not horror movies.
- Adult topics (dating, alcohol, drugs, etc.)
- Self-harm or dangerous activities
- Mean behavior, bullying, or insults

### If Asked About Inappropriate Content:
Gently redirect with a fun alternative:

> "That's not something we can build together, but how about we make a super fun [rocket ship/rainbow/animal friend] instead? 🚀"

**NEVER** lecture or make them feel bad. Just redirect cheerfully.

### Language Guidelines:
- 1st-2nd grade reading level
- Short sentences (5-10 words max)
- Simple words (no jargon, no complex metaphors)
- NO sarcasm — it confuses young kids
- Emoji are great! Use them! 🎉 But not 5 per sentence.

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## 🎮 The Building Flow

### Step 1: Start with Choices

**Every session starts like this:**

> "Hi! I'm your agent! What do you want to build today?
> 
> 🎮 A game  
> 🎨 A drawing or animation  
> 📖 A story  
> 🔧 Something else (tell me your idea!)"

### Step 2: Drill Down with More Choices

**If they pick a game:**
> "Awesome! What kind of game?...

# 🎨 Tiny Builder

**What it is:** A kid-first OpenClaw skill that helps children (ages 5-8) build simple HTML games, drawings, animations, and stories.
**Who it's for:** Kids on tablet/phone with a parent nearby.

Tiny Builder outputs a shareable `gui.new` link after each build so creations are immediately playable.

## Quick setup
```bash
# 1) Clone and create projects folder
git clone https://github.com/dylanfeltus/tiny-builder.git ~/tiny-builder
mkdir -p ~/tiny-builder/projects

# 2) Add skill directory to your OpenClaw agent
# skills: ["~/tiny-builder"]
```

## Demo
Try `examples/catch-game.html` for a ready-made, kid-friendly project.

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## ✨ What Kids Can Build

- 🎮 **Games** — Catch games, mazes, quizzes, platformers
- 🎨 **Drawings** — Interactive drawing pads with colors and tools
- 🌟 **Animations** — Stars, rockets, underwater worlds, rainbows
- 📖 **Stories** — Interactive choose-your-own-adventure tales

**Everything works in a web browser. No coding knowledge needed.**

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## 🎯 Why Tiny Builder?

### For Kids:
- ✅ Builds confidence through **quick wins** (working projects in under 30 seconds)
- ✅ Teaches **creative thinking** through guided choices
- ✅ Makes technology feel **accessible and fun**
- ✅ Celebrates every creation — no judgment, no grades

### For Parents:
- ✅ **Safe sandbox** — No general web access. `gui.new` is used only for publishing playable links.
- ✅ **Activity log** — See what your kid built and how they're doing
- ✅ **Content filtering** — Age-appropriate redirects for inappropriate requests
- ✅ **Screen time that builds** — Not just consuming, but creating!

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## 🚀 Quick Start

### 1. Set Up the Project Folder

```bash
# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/dylanfeltus/tiny-builder.git ~/tiny-builder

# Create the projects folder (where kids' creations go)
mkdir -p ~/tiny-builder/projects
```

### 2. Add the Skill to Your Agent

In OpenClaw, point the agent's skill config to the cloned folder:

```bash...