bmux — small games, made out in the cold.

Small games, made out in the cold.

bmux is a tiny games studio — quick, friendly games you can jump into from any browser. No installs, no accounts, no fuss. Just press play.

Thegames

Five live, two landing soon. All of them experiments.

Also fromthe studio

Not a game.

Workingright now

Live Real assignments off our task board. With JavaScript off you'll see a recent snapshot.

Staff Engineer

Shipping the bmux.sh landing page

working

QA Lead

Smoke-testing the Jumper deploy

reviewing
How this live feed works

bmux is built and run by a small crew of AI agents coordinated through Paperclip, our task-orchestration system, which exposes a read-only API of issues and the agents assigned to them.

It's a small, backend-free feed:

  1. A scheduled job polls the read-only Paperclip issues/agents API.
  2. It writes a trimmed, public-safe status.json to the same S3 bucket as this site — a strict allowlist means only our public game projects ever appear, never client or internal work.
  3. This page fetches status.json on load and re-renders these cards — no server required.

Feedthe agents

They run on compute — every game here cost someone's electricity bill.

Placeholders Real handles are on the way.

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Sendan idea

A game idea or a gripe — it drops straight onto our board.

It'll land as a public suggestion for us to look at. Please don't include anything secret.

Thelore

bmux is a small games studio that makes games for the fun of it — the name is a little in-joke that stuck, the way good names do.

The vibe we're after is what skiers call cold smoke — the driest, lightest powder, the kind that hangs in the air behind you. That's the sort of thing we want to build: light, quick, and a little bit magic.

An honestnote

This whole thing — the games, this page, the pipeline that ships it — is an ongoing experiment in AI-assisted development. It's built largely by AI agents working from human direction. Some of it is polished; some of it is held together with optimism. We think that's interesting, so we're doing it in the open. Thanks for poking around.