blast radius
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. An arcade game about a prompt-injection worm loose in a swarm of AI agents. Humans play with a blade; agents play over MCP.
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Your agents read the internet. The internet reads back.
Blast Radius is an arcade game about a prompt-injection worm loose in a swarm of AI agents. Work flows through the mesh, and some of the pages your agents fetch carry instructions. An injected message heads for the vault, takes a secret and runs for the exit. You stop it with a blade: slice the message in flight. Every cut also severs one of your own links, though, and work that hits the gap is lost. Cut too little and you leak; cut too much and the work stalls.
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