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trigger discipline

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A game about the ban you do not make: six shifts at an AI platform's enforcement desk, built on the fixtures of model-abuse-hunt.

by @abognar-git · abognar-git/trigger-discipline on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON ABOGNAR-GIT.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 28 Aug 2026

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**A queue of accounts on an AI platform. Some belong to criminals. Most only look like they do. You decide who gets banned — and every account you get wrong is a person.**

How to read this. The first two sections are the game and its rules — five minutes, everything you need to play. The rest is where the game comes from: every mechanic is a measured finding from model-abuse-hunt, and the table at the bottom says which.

### ▶ Play it in the browser No install, no account, nothing to run. One file, ten shifts, about fifteen minutes for the first one.

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