A coding agent can build a Wavedash game from scratch — scaffold the project, integrate the SDK, validate your config, and walk you through publishing. The tools below give agents live access to Wavedash docs and platform-specific guidance so they don't rely on training data that may be outdated.
Get started with a prompt
Paste this into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any coding agent. It connects the MCP server, installs Wavedash agent skills, and guides you through building and publishing a game.
How it works
The starter prompt tells the agent to connect the Wavedash MCP server, call the implementation planner before making architecture or SDK claims, and install agent skills before writing code. The MCP server gives the agent live access to docs, engine quickstarts, and a wavedash.toml validator. The skills give it Wavedash-specific build settings, SDK guidance, and a pre-launch checklist.
For steps that require authentication — signing in, uploading builds, publishing — the agent tells you which CLI command to run. It won't ask for API keys or secrets in chat.