Build a Text Adventure with AI Memory

Your AI agent is powerful — but it forgets everything between conversations.

Every chat starts from zero. The agent re-reads your code, re-discovers your design, re-invents names it already chose yesterday. You end up repeating yourself, correcting inconsistencies, losing momentum.

What if your agent could remember?

In this tutorial, you'll build a text adventure set in the Minotaur's Labyrinth — a playable game in a single HTML file. But you won't write the game yourself. You'll describe your world in txtscape — rooms, characters, connections — and your AI agent will build the game from that knowledge.

What you'll do

• Install txtscape and connect it to your AI agent
• Define a concern with a template that shapes agent output
• Direct the agent to populate an entire game world
• Add a second concern on your own, by analogy
• Generate a playable HTML game from your pages
• Edit a room and see the game change to match

Steps

• 1. Install — set up txtscape and verify it works
• 2. Define — create a rooms concern with a template
• 3. Populate — fill the labyrinth with rooms
• 4. Deepen — add characters on your own
• 5. Build — generate a playable game
• 6. Revise — change a room, rebuild, see the difference