Create your first product

Aim for a small product that can be played, understood and submitted for review. Complete one experience before expanding it.

1. Describe a clear idea

Explain the participants, goal, main actions and ending. You can give an AI assistant this example brief:

I want to create a two-player cooperative puzzle product. Each player has different clues, and they must communicate to solve three puzzles together. Confirm the full rules with me first, then make a version that works from entering the room to finishing. New players should understand what they can see and what to do next. Complete the basic experience first; I want to playtest before deciding whether to submit it for review.

This is a creation brief, not a published template or a guarantee that the first generated version will pass validation.

2. Connect an assistant

Open the public AI connection guide, copy the starter message into your AI client and add your goal. No sign-in is needed to read the instructions. Configure the connection when required and complete sign-in and authorization yourself.

Verify that the current AI session can read platform tasks. See connect your AI assistant.

3. Generate and validate

Ask the assistant to explain the planned work, what it completed and any remaining issues. Check the current result in Creation Center. If validation fails, have it inspect diagnostics, repair the working content and validate again.

Files being written does not mean the platform can run them.

4. Play as a player

When playtesting becomes available, complete a session. For the puzzle example, check that each player can see their own clues, submit answers, understand mistakes and reach the ending.

AI playtests help check reachability and observable errors. Human testing still evaluates clarity and pacing. See validation and playtesting.

5. Prepare for review

Complete the presentation and pricing, read the review confirmations, and submit when the product page reports that its requirements are met.

Playtesting informs quality; do not assume a universal mandatory playtest gate that the platform does not require. See presentation, pricing and review.

After publication

Verify the platform's publication result and the player's entry path. Continue improving the original product through updates and troubleshooting.