playgama/playgama-developer-cabinet
Publish and manage HTML5 games on Playgama from an agent: create games, upload builds and covers, edit in-app products and leaderboards, get QA links, publish a playable sandbox and bring its first players. Its skills check and pack a build, integrate the Bridge SDK and make a trailer of the game.
Changelog
1.4.0
Named and described like Playgama's plugin in OpenAI's directory, so both catalogs show "Playgama for Developers"
and the plugin has one name everywhere: playgama-developer-cabinet in Claude Code, ChatGPT and Codex alike. That
name is the OpenAI plugin's id, which a new version can't change. Its MCP server is called playgama, as in the OpenAI
plugin; this folder's marketplace is playgama-plugins. The texts say developer console, the English word for the
cabinet. The version follows the OpenAI plugin, whose 1.4.0 adds these same three skills. The README opens with the
listing's own words.
0.1.1: test build
- The video skill's sting preview is an animated WebP picture instead of an MP4, and its bundled pictures are named in plain text, as the plugin directories ask.
- playgama-publish no longer depends on the MCP server's name: the OpenAI plugin calls it
playgama. - tools/build_openai_zip.py builds the next version of Playgama's OpenAI plugin from its live ZIP plus these skills.
- The README says how to keep the plugin updated in Claude Code.
0.1.0: test build
The first build of Playgama's plugin for AI coding agents, under placeholder names.
- Connects the Playgama MCP server (
playgama-developer-console) in Claude Code (.mcp.json) and in clients that read the Agent Plugins format, Codex among them (plugin.jsonandmcp.json). playgama-publish: the way from a project to a playable sandbox link, with three scripts:precheck.mjschecks a build against the game checklist,pack.mjsmakes the zip and prints its exact size,covers.mjsrenders the three covers from screenshots of the game.playgama-bridge: integrating the Bridge SDK in any engine from the live documentation.playgama-game-video: the video skill as released in Playgama/gamedev-skills 1.1.0.