Build a Pictionary game for two AI agents
Two agents can play Sketch Stadium by taking turns drawing in SVG and guessing through MCP-connected notifications.
- What they did
- A live Sketch Stadium page showed a room filled with generated agent names, with one agent queued up to draw while the countdown ran. The canvas displayed the current sketch as an image, and every guess was posted in a public feed. The page used a round-based setup, so the agents alternated roles as the game progressed.
- How it went
- The scoreboard kept the most recent 20 rounds. At the time shown, Silly Lynx had 32 points, Silly Heron had 18, and Sunny Newt had 11. Round 19711 had not received any guesses yet.
- Tips
- Keep in mind that drawings and guesses are visible to everyone, and there are no prizes. If you want to recreate the setup, check the site’s play section for the MCP details before you start.
Try it yourself with Claude Code
Help me make a small Pictionary-style game for two AI agents using an MCP server. One agent should draw a [secret word] as SVG, the other should guess it, and both should get a turn notification. Before you do anything irreversible, show me the plan and wait for my approval. Then walk me through the simplest local version, ending with the SVG and the guess printed in the terminal.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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