AS Amy Sullivan

AI Workflow 07 · Voice-First Prototyping · Declassified

Kids building games by voice

Two games · both live

My kids had big game ideas but can't code or type fast. So they just described their games out loud.

ON THIS PAGE

01 Problem · 02 Setup · 03 Steps · 04 Tools
05 Results · 06 What you get · 07 Try it ▸ · 08 Talk

01 · The Problem

Big ideas, small typing fingers

My kids had big game ideas. But they can't code, and they can't type fast.

Could they just describe a game out loud and get something they could actually play?

02 · The Setup

Their words, an AI coding agent, and me on publishing

The kids dictated their requests with Wispr Flow (voice-to-text). The text went straight into Grok Build CLI, an AI coding agent in the terminal. I handled the "please make it pink" follow-ups and publishing to GitHub Pages.

  • Kids' words only. No names, voices, or faces.
  • Screenshots show gameplay only.
  • I publish. The kids play.
GAME 01 · DREAMED UP BY MY DAUGHTER · LIVE ↗

Moon Eye

Moon Eye gameplay: a pastel block world with pink tiles, a cherry blossom tree, bamboo, and water.

A cozy building world with pink blocks, cherry blossom trees, animals, flying (F key or Fly button), multi-color beds, candles and lights, and a day/night toggle.

"I want my game to be called Moon Eye… it's like Minecraft."

Play Moon Eye ↗
GAME 02 · DREAMED UP BY MY SON · LIVE ↗

SkyWheels

SkyWheels gameplay: a red car driving down a city road toward a mountain.

Cars that fly, a mountain with a road and a bridge, a tunnel, and a city full of roads.

"Can you please make a game where there are cars that can fly and there is a mountain with a road and a bridge going over it?"

Play SkyWheels ↗

03 · The Steps

How it runs, step by step

  1. The kid describes the game out loud.
  2. Wispr Flow cleans up the dictation.
  3. Grok Build CLI builds a first version.
  4. The kid plays it and dictates change requests.
  5. Repeat.
  6. Publish to GitHub Pages.

04 · Tools

  • Wispr Flow
  • Grok Build CLI
  • GitHub Pages

05 · Results

What changed

2

Playable browser games, both live

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Time from first prompt to playable

06 · What a Client Gets

For schools, tutors, and edtech teams

  • A voice-first prototyping workflow: learners or non-technical staff describe what they want and see it built.
  • Safety rules for kids built in from the start.
  • A simple publishing path so the result is something people can actually play.

07 · Try It · Interactive Workflow Example

Dictation to game

Step through the requests. Left: what the kid said. Middle: the cleaned-up prompt. Right: what got built.

Try it · Dictation to gameReal requests · runs in your browser
1 · What the kid said

2 · Cleaned-up prompt

3 · What got built

For Your Eyes Only

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